Prompt

Review this AI-generated goal acceptance_criteria suggestion. Is it useful, specific, and on-target for the product described? Flag suggestions that are generic filler or off-target for the product's stage and category.

Context

{
  "source": "api/ai/suggest-goal",
  "field": "acceptance_criteria",
  "product_name": "EatLocally",
  "product_description": "EatLocally connects employers, restaurants, and chambers to enable rewarding local dining experiences. By sponsoring local eats, Eat Locally helps Employers drive more effective RTO (return-to-office) programs, and higher employee satisfaction and engagement.",
  "goal_title": "Establish Cupertino Chamber Partnerships & Generate Sales Qualified Leads",
  "goal_description": "This goal focuses on building direct partnerships with the Cupertino Chamber of Commerce to position EatLocally as the preferred dining benefits solution for their member employers, while simultaneously generating and qualifying sales leads from chamber-affiliated companies considering RTO programs. By securing chamber endorsement and cultivating relationships with decision-makers in this high-value market, the contributor will expand EatLocally's employer customer base and validate product-market fit in a key geographic region. Success here directly strengthens our go-to-market strategy by creating a scalable channel for acquiring employers who are actively seeking solutions to drive office return and employee engagement.",
  "current_value": "",
  "suggestion": "# Acceptance Criteria: Cupertino Chamber Partnerships & Sales Qualified Leads\n\n1. **Establish formal partnership agreement with Cupertino Chamber of Commerce**\n   - **Done (Good):** Signed partnership MOU or agreement with Chamber that includes EatLocally positioning as a recommended dining benefits solution, with documented terms for co-marketing, referrals, or member communications\n   - **Great:** Partnership includes exclusive or preferred vendor status, dedicated chamber newsletter feature, and committed quarterly touchpoints with Chamber leadership\n\n2. **Generate and qualify minimum 15 sales qualified leads (SQLs) from chamber-affiliated employers**\n   - **Done (Good):** 15+ leads captured from Cupertino Chamber members with documented qualification criteria met (budget authority, RTO timeline, employer size 50+ employees) and logged in CRM\n   - **Great:** 25+ SQLs generated with at least 40% demonstrating active RTO planning within 6 months and high purchase intent signals\n\n3. **Establish relationships with 5+ decision-makers from target Chamber member companies**\n   - **Done (Good):** 5+ documented meetings/conversations with HR leaders, Benefits managers, or executives from Chamber member employers; relationships tracked with follow-up plans\n   - **Great:** 8+ warm introductions to decision-makers with positive feedback, 3+ formal product demos scheduled, and at least 2 companies moved into active sales pipeline\n\n4. **Achieve Chamber visibility through minimum 2 co-marketing or community engagement activities**\n   - **Done (Good):** 2+ executed touchpoints such as speaking slot at Chamber event, co-branded content, employer workshop, or presence in Chamber communications\n   - **Great:** Sponsor or speaking role at Chamber's primary RTO/workforce event, featured case study in Chamber publication, and commitment for ongoing quarterly engagement\n\n5. **Validate product-market fit through employer feedback and win signals**\n   - **Done (Good):** Collect documented feedback from 8+ prospects confirming EatLocally solves a key pain point in their RTO/engagement strategy; identify at least 1 positive pilot or trial conversation\n   - **Great:** Secure 1+ closed deal or signed pilot agreement from Chamber member; achieve 70%+ positive sentiment in prospect feedback"
}