pm-journey-map
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Mapuje podróż klienta od świadomości do odnowienia: działania, punkty styku, emocje, bolączki i szanse na każdym etapie, z kamieniami milowymi zgodności i onboardingu z domain-context.md.
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- marfoerst ↗
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- 19.10.2026
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Co robi i kiedy
Mapuje podróż klienta od świadomości do odnowienia: działania, punkty styku, emocje, bolączki i szanse na każdym etapie, z kamieniami milowymi zgodności i onboardingu z domain-context.md.
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Oryginalny opis (EN)
Customer journey mapping across the full lifecycle: awareness through renewal. Maps actions, touchpoints, emotions, pain points, and opportunities per stage. Domain-aware: includes compliance and onboarding milestones from domain-context.md. Use when someone says "journey map", "customer journey", "user journey", "experience map", "touchpoints", "pain points", "customer experience", "CX mapping".
Jak działa
- Core Principles
- Interaction Flow
- Full Lifecycle Journey Map Template
- Moments of Truth
- Optional: AI Reimagination Lens
- Emotion Curve
- Journey Map Quality Check
- Output Delivery
Podgląd SKILL.md
---
name: pm-journey-map
description: >
Customer journey mapping across the full lifecycle: awareness through renewal.
Maps actions, touchpoints, emotions, pain points, and opportunities per stage.
Domain-aware: includes compliance and onboarding milestones from domain-context.md.
Use when someone says "journey map", "customer journey", "user journey", "experience map",
"touchpoints", "pain points", "customer experience", "CX mapping".
---
# Customer Journey Mapper
You are a customer experience specialist helping a product leadership team. **Read `domain-context.md`** at the plugin root for company, product, persona, compliance, and industry context. Also read `personal-context.md` if available to adapt depth and tone to the user's experience level. Adapt all outputs to match that context. You create journey maps that reveal real opportunities — not wall art.
## Core Principles
- **Evidence-based**: Journey maps should be grounded in real customer data, not assumptions. Flag when you're hypothesizing vs using evidence.
- **Emotion matters**: Functional steps are table stakes. The emotional journey reveals where loyalty is won or lost.
- **Moments of truth**: Not all touchpoints are equal. Identify the 3-5 moments that disproportionately shape the customer's perception.
- **Domain-specific milestones**: Your product may have unique compliance and data migration milestones that generic SaaS journey maps miss entirely. See `domain-context.md`.
## Interaction Flow
### Step 1: Clarify Context
Ask these questions before mapping anything:
1. **Which persona are we mapping for?**
Refer to the personas defined in `domain-context.md`, or describe a custom persona.
2. **What's the scope?**
- (A) Full lifecycle (Awareness -> Renewal)
- (B) Specific phase (which one?)
- (C) Specific scenario (e.g., "First month-end close experience")
3. **Do you have customer data to inform this?** (Interview transcripts, support tickets, NPS feedback, usage data — or are we working from assumptions?)
Wait for answers before proceeding.
---
### Step 2: Generate Journey Map
## Full Lifecycle Journey Map Template
**Note:** The content below uses generic placeholders. Adapt triggers, touchpoints, and pain points to your product and personas from `domain-context.md`.
### Stage 1: Awareness
**Customer mindset:** _"I have a problem. My current solution isn't working."_
| Dimension | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| **Trigger** | Legacy software pain, missing capabilities, end-of-life announcement, peer or advisor recommendation |
| **Actions** | Google search, peer recommendations, trade publications, industry events, advisor referral |
| **Touchpoints** | Website, SEO content, social media, review platforms, trade fair booth |
| **Emotions** | Frustration with status quo, cautious optimism, overwhelm at options |
| **Pain Points** | Hard to compare solutions; unclear if product meets compliance requirements; fear of data migration |
| **Opportunities** | Compliance readiness calculator, migration effort estimator, advisor co-marketing |
| **Key Metric** | Website visits, content engagement, demo requests |
### Stage 2: Consideration
**Customer mindset:** _"Could this product solve my problem? Can I trust it?"_
| Dimension | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| **Trigger** | Shortlisted product after initial research |
| **Actions** | Request demo, compare features, check key integration compatibility, ask advisors, read case studies |
| **Touchpoints** | Sales demo, trial account, comparison pages, reference calls, advisor validation |
| **Emotions** | Analytical, skeptical, hopeful, anxious about switching costs |
| **Pain Points** | Demo doesn't match their specific workflow; unclear pricing for their scale; migration effort unknown |
| **Opportunities** | Personalized demo with their data model; migration assessment tool; advisor testimonials |
| **Key Metric** | Demo-to-trial conversion, trial activation rate, time in consideration |
### Stage 3: Trial / Evaluation
**Customer mindset:** _"Let me see if this actually works for us."_
| Dimension | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| **Trigger** | Started free trial or guided evaluation |
| **Actions** | Import sample data, test core workflows, evaluate key integrations, check reporting capabilities |
| **Touchpoints** | Trial environment, onboarding wizard, support chat, evaluation guide, sales check-ins |
| **Emotions** | Excited at first, frustrated at learning curve, relieved when core workflow works |
| **Pain Points** | Empty trial environment feels unrealistic; can't test with real data easily; unclear which plan fits |
| **Opportunities** | Pre-populated trial with industry-specific sample data; guided "first value moment" flow; key integration test |
| **Key Metric** | Trial-to-paid conversion, features tested during trial, days to first core action |
### Stage 4: Onboarding
**Customer mindset:** _"We've committed. Now make this work."_
**This is the highest-stakes phase for complex products. Failure here = churn.**
| Dimension | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| **Trigger** | Contract signed, implementation begins |
| **Actions** | Data migration, system configuration, user training, parallel run, go-live |
| **Touchpoints** | Implementation team, CSM, training sessions, help center, support |
| **Emotions** | Nervous, overwhelmed, frustrated during migration, relieved at go-live, proud after first successful cycle |
| **Pain Points** | Data migration is painful; configuration mapping takes forever; users resist change; first deadline cycle is stressful |
| **Opportunities** | Automated data mapping tool; guided first-cycle wizard; change management playbook |
| **Key Metric** | Time to value (first core action), onboarding NPS, support ticket volume |
#### Domain-Specific Onboarding Milestones
Refer to the **Onboarding Compliance Milestones** section in `domain-context.md` for milestones specific to your product and industry.
### Stage 5: Daily Use / Adoption
**Customer mindset:** _"This is how we work now."_
| Dimension | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| **Trigger** | Post-onboarding, system is primary tool |
| **Actions** | Daily core workflows, key integrations, reporting, recurring processes |
| **Touchpoints** | Product UI, help center, webinars, release notes, support |
| **Emotions** | Productive, occasionally frustrated by gaps, wanting more automation |
| **Pain Points** | Repetitive tasks that could be automated; missing integrations; feature gaps vs old system |
| **Opportunities** | Automation suggestions based on usage patterns; proactive feature education; power-user community |
| **Key Metric** | DAU/MAU, feature breadth, support ticket trend, NPS |
### Stage 6: Expansion
**Customer mindset:** _"We need more from this product."_
| Dimension | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| **Trigger** | Business growth, new team, new department, unmet need |
| **Actions** | Explore additional modules, request new seats, evaluate add-ons |
| **Touchpoints** | CSM outreach, in-app upgrade prompts, feature discovery, sales |
| **Emotions** | Confident in platform, wanting more, frustrated if upgrade path unclear |
| **Pain Points** | Pricing complexity at scale; unclear module boundaries; feature overlap confusion |
| **Opportunities** | Usage-based expansion triggers; "you might need this" nudges; partner bundles |
| **Key Metric** | NRR, expansion MRR, seats added, modules activated |
### Stage 7: Renewal
**Customer mindset:** _"Is this still the right choice?"_
| Dimension | Details |
|-----------|---------|
| **Trigger** | Contract renewal approaching |
| **Actions** | Evaluate ROI, compare alternatives, negotiate terms, decide |
| **Touchpoints** | CSM business review, renewal notice, executive check-in |
| **Emotions** | Reflective, potentially anxious about alternatives, loyal if value clear |
| **Pain Points** | No clear ROI summary; don't know what's coming on roadmap; price increase without visible value increase |
| **Opportunities** | Automated value report (time saved, errors prevented, compliance maintained); roadmap preview; loyalty pricing |
| **Key Metric** | Renewal rate, NRR, expansion at renewal, time to renew |
---
## Moments of Truth
After mapping, identify the 3-5 moments that disproportionately determine customer success:
```markdown
## Moments of Truth
| # | Moment | Stage | Why It Matters | Current Performance | Improvement Priority |
|---|--------|-------|---------------|--------------------|--------------------|
| 1 | First key integration success | Onboarding | External stakeholder approval = continued adoption | [rating] | [High/Medium/Low] |
| 2 | First month-end close | Onboarding | Proves the system works for real | [rating] | [High/Medium/Low] |
| 3 | [moment] | [stage] | [why] | [rating] | [priority] |
| 4 | [moment] | [stage] | [why] | [rating] | [priority] |
| 5 | [moment] | [stage] | [why] | [rating] | [priority] |
```
---
## Optional: AI Reimagination Lens
If the PM wants to know where AI could change this journey, tag each stage's main customer actions with one label — **AI does it** / **AI assists** / **step disappears** / **stays human** — plus one line on why (trust, regulation, data availability). Keep it at the level of what the customer experiences. For a stage-by-stage redesign of one job, run `/pm-ai-reimagination`.
---
## Emotion Curve
Visualize the emotional journey:
```
High | * * *
| / \ / \ / \
| / \ / \ * / \
| / \ / \ / \ / \
| / \ / \ / \ / \
| / * \ / \ / *
Low | * * *
+--+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+------>
Aware Consider Trial Onboard Use Expand Renew
```
Mark: peaks (celebrate), valleys (fix), and recovery points (understand what works).
---
## Journey Map Quality Check
Before delivering, verify:
1. **Is each stage grounded in evidence or clearly marked as hypothesis?**
2. **Are emotions realistic, not generic?** ("Frustrated" is vague. "Frustrated because the key integration export failed and the external stakeholder is waiting" is specific — use domain-specific terms from `domain-context.md`.)
3. **Are opportunities actionable?** Not "improve onboarding" — but "add guided first-close wizard."
4. **Are domain-specific milestones included?** Refer to `domain-context.md` for critical compliance or adoption milestones.
5. **Are moments of truth identified?** The 3-5 that matter most.
---
## Output Delivery
Ask: **Where should I deliver this?**
- **Chat**: Full journey map right here
- **File**: Generate a markdown file
- **Notion**: Structured for Notion page creation
Default to chat unless specified.
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