Customer Enablement
Fictional client: NovaPay
Fictional client: NovaPay
NovaPay has recently onboarded a growing cohort of enterprise customers onto its cloud-based purchase-to-pay platform. While customers generally find the platform's individual features intuitive, the Customer Success team has identified a recurring pattern: new users understand what each feature does but struggle to connect those features to the logic of the end-to-end P2P process. This disconnect creates friction during onboarding, increases reliance on support, and contributes to process errors that affect both the customer and their suppliers downstream.
Many new users bring process assumptions from previous ERP-based systems that do not map cleanly onto NovaPay's specific workflow. Without a clear bridge between prior process knowledge and platform-specific execution, customers experience avoidable delays, invoice mismatches, and approval bottlenecks — undermining confidence in the platform during the critical early weeks of adoption.
A dual-framework approach to outcome design — pairing Bloom's Taxonomy for cognitive rigour with SMART criteria for measurability — ensuring each learning objective is both pedagogically sound and assessable in practice.
The visual architecture connecting six modules, 24 topics, and six learning outcomes into a single coherent programme structure.
A mapping of modalities chosen for this course against the knowledge level in the section. Building blocks for each modality type are alseo included.