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Funnel: qualitative taper
PowerA schematic taper of three or four ordered stages, each aligned with its objective; an inset seam at every adjacent boundary pairs the question asked there with the requirement for advancing to the next stage.
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When to use it
For staged decisions with explicit gates between adjacent stages: buyer journeys, hiring pipelines, grant or admissions review, product idea screening, vendor selection. Each boundary owns one supplied question and one proposed requirement to advance. Shows proposed requirements, never inferred approval, readiness, completion, conversion rates or evidence. Shape is schematic, not quantitative. Not for population funnels drawn to scale, branching processes or more than four stages.
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- 3 to 4, each with id, title, and description
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- 2 to 3, each with from, to, label, and description
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