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Strategy Office · March 2026

1. Executive summary

Adoption more than tripled over four quarters, and the driver is a shift toward self-serve signups rather than paid acquisition. Cross-checking against raw usage events (GET /v1/usage request volume) confirms the same pattern independently, so this is not an artifact of how signups happen to be counted.

What changed this quarter

Nothing structural changed in the product; the shift shows up entirely in the acquisition mix, which is why the recommendation below is about channel investment, not the roadmap.

2. Where adoption stands

The adoption curve has not flattened yet.

Exhibit 1 — Adoption rate by quarter
AI workflow adoption rose 46 points in four quarters, creating a scalable operating base Share of accounts on AI workflows 0 18% Q1 31% Q2 49% Q3 64% Q4 Adoption rate Adoption has crossed the majority threshold; delivery capacity is now the constraint.Adoption has crossed the majority threshold; delivery capacity is now the Adoption has crossed the majority threshold; delivery capacity is now the constraint.constraint. Source: user-provided product telemetry.

Delivery capacity, not demand, is now the binding constraint on the next four quarters.

3. How we compare to alternatives

Vendor B leads on the two criteria buyers weight most heavily, which is consistent with what the win/loss interviews describe.

Exhibit 2 — Vendor scoring on integration, support, and cost
Vendor B leads on integration depth and support; Vendor A wins only on list price Weighted scores, 1-5 scale; leaders highlighted Integration depth Support model Security posture Total cost (3yr) Vendor AVendor A 3.13.1 2.82.8 3.63.6 4.54.5 Vendor BVendor B 4.64.6 4.44.4 4.14.1 3.23.2 Vendor CVendor C 3.83.8 3.53.5 4.24.2 3.03.0 Recommend Vendor B: leads on the two criteria weighted highest for this decision.Recommend Vendor B: leads on the two criteria weighted highest for this decision. Source: user-provided RFP scoring; subjective scores caveated in appendix.

4. What the team recommends

  1. Confirm the onboarding headcount plan with the platform team this week.
  2. Freeze new integration requests until the backlog above ships.
  3. Revisit paid acquisition once delivery capacity catches up.

"The self-serve motion carried more than half of new logos this quarter for the first time." — Head of growth, illustrative interview note


5. Assumptions and caveats

AssumptionBasisRisk if wrong
Self-serve mix holdsTrailing two quartersMedium
No pricing change this quarterRoadmap review, FebruaryLow
Support headcount stays flatCurrent staffing planHigh

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