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commercial-policy
The commercial-policy skill enables end-to-end authoring and governance of sales rules, defining what discounts and terms sales can offer, what requires approval, and what's prohibited. Use it to create comprehensive policies from scratch, refresh existing policies annually, audit deals for compliance, analyze deviation patterns, or tailor policies for new regions or verticals. It pairs operationally with deal-desk enforcement and pricing-strategy skills.
Instalar en Claude Code
Copiargit clone --depth 1 https://github.com/borghei/Claude-Skills /tmp/commercial-policy && cp -r /tmp/commercial-policy/business-growth/commercial-policy ~/.claude/skills/commercial-policyDespués abre una sesión nueva de Claude Code; el skill carga automáticamente.
Definición
SKILL.md
# Commercial Policy End-to-end commercial-policy authoring and governance: defining the rules that govern what sales can offer, what triggers approval, and what's prohibited. Pairs with our deal-desk (operational enforcement) and pricing-strategy (price-setting) skills — this is the policy that those execute against. A good commercial policy: - Makes deal-desk faster (fewer ambiguous cases) - Makes sales reps more autonomous (clearer authority) - Makes legal reviews lighter (most cases already covered) - Reduces concession drift over time - Provides audit-ready governance documentation --- ## When to use this skill | Situation | Skill applies | |-----------|---------------| | Authoring commercial policy from scratch | Yes — start with **policy charter template** + `scripts/commercial_policy_generator.py` | | Refreshing an existing policy (annual) | Yes — see **annual policy review** workflow | | Auditing recent deals for policy compliance | Yes — `scripts/policy_compliance_checker.py` | | Analyzing terms-deviation patterns | Yes — `scripts/terms_deviation_analyzer.py` | | Tailoring policy for new region / vertical | Yes — `scripts/commercial_policy_generator.py --region <X>` | | Drafting sales training on policy | Yes — see **training section** | | Setting prices (not policy on deviations) | Use `business-growth/pricing-strategy` | | Per-deal approval | Use `business-growth/deal-desk` | | Writing the specific contract | Use `business-growth/contract-and-proposal-writer` | --- ## What commercial policy covers Standard scope: | Domain | Policy area | |--------|-------------| | **Pricing** | Standard pricing, discount thresholds, MFN, rebates, custom-bundle pricing | | **Contract** | Standard term length, payment terms, renewal terms, termination, customer audit rights | | **Legal** | Acceptable MSA modifications, liability cap, indemnification, jurisdiction, IP | | **Operational** | SLA tiers, custom SLAs, security commitments, dedicated infrastructure | | **Customer commitments** | Reference / case study / press release obligations | | **Channel** | Partner discount tiers, channel-conflict rules, deal-registration | | **Special terms** | Performance-based payment, acceptance criteria, ramp deals | What it doesn't cover: - Day-to-day pricing decisions (that's pricing strategy) - Per-deal approval mechanics (that's deal-desk operations) - Sales targets / quota (that's compensation policy) - Customer success / churn-prevention tactics --- ## Commercial policy charter (template) The foundational document. Every company that does $5M+ ARR needs one. Use this template: ```markdown # Commercial Policy Charter ## Purpose This Commercial Policy defines the rules that govern commercial terms offered to customers. It is binding on all customer-facing functions (Sales, Customer Success, Partner / Channel) and is enforced by Deal Desk. ## Scope Applies to: - All new customer agreements - All renewals (with material change) - All partner-mediated deals - All custom / non-standard agreements Does not apply to: - Self-serve / PLG transactions per standard published terms - Auto-renewals at standard terms ## Owners and Approvers - Policy owner: CRO + CFO + General Counsel (jointly) - Operational enforcement: Deal Desk - Updates: quarterly review by policy owners - Material changes: board awareness ## Pricing Policy ### Standard pricing - All new customers offered at published list pricing - Published price is canonical; deviations require approval per matrix ### Discount approval matrix [Per the deal-desk approval matrix — see business-growth/deal-desk] ### Maximum allowed discount - Standard maximum: 50% - Beyond 50%: CEO + Board awareness required - Discount > 60%: only with explicit strategic-rationale documented and CEO sign-off ### Most Favored Nation (MFN) - Not granted by default - Granted only with: strategic-tier customer + CRO + CFO + GC approval - Always scoped narrowly: same product, same volume, same term length, same geography - Disclosure-only (never automatic price-match) ### Rebates - Performance-based rebates allowed per partner-program tier - Customer-tier rebates: discouraged; if granted, time-bounded and explicit ## Contract Policy ### Standard term - 12-month contract with annual prepay - Auto-renew unless 90-day notice ### Term flexibility - < 12 months: requires Director approval - 24-36 months: Director approval - > 36 months: VP Sales approval - Multi-year discounts: per discount matrix ### Payment terms - Standard: Net 30, annual prepay - Net 45-60: Director approval - Net 90+: CFO approval - Custom milestone-based: CFO approval; revenue recognition impact reviewed ### Renewal - Standard: auto-renew, same terms, same price (or per published renewal pricing) - Renewal expansion > 20%: deal-desk review - Renewal contraction > 10%: deal-desk review + customer success consultation ### Termination - Standard: termination for convenience requires 90-day notice - Termination for cause: 30-day cure period - Customer-requested termination flexibility: Director approval - Mid-term termination rights: VP Sales approval ## Legal Policy ### MSA modifications - Pre-approved modifications: tracked list in approved-modifications appendix - Custom modifications: General Counsel approval required - Customer-supplied MSA: full GC review; default to push back to our MSA ### Liability cap - Standard: 1x annual fees - 2x annual fees: GC + CFO approval - > 2x annual fees: CEO sign-off - Carve-outs: IP infringement, gross negligence, willful misconduct — always uncapped ### Indemnification - Standard mutual indemnification per template - Customer-favorable indemnification: GC approval - Defense / settlement control: vendor by default; customer-controlled needs CEO ### Jurisdiction and governing law - Standard: vendor's jurisdiction - Customer jurisdiction: GC approval - Arbitration vs litigation: per template; deviations need GC ### IP - Standard: each party retains
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