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title: "Selection Learnings from Real Projects"
description: "Which factors matter most in actual buying decisions"
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# Selection Learnings from Real Projects

Across many selection processes, we see one consistent pattern: depth of features matters, but rollout readiness decides.

## What often decides

- UX and day-to-day simplicity
- mobile usage (including voice) for field teams
- fewer tool breaks in workflows
- fast standard-first start instead of immediate custom buildouts
- clear adoption support (training, champions, FAQ routines)

## Typical trade-off

- standard platforms can start faster
- deep process integration usually needs custom layers later

Pragmatic path:

1. Start standardized
2. stabilize adoption
3. then build deep use-cases selectively

## Decision checklist

1. Do we have a core team with clear ownership?
2. Do we have a 6-8 week plan for visible outcomes?
3. Do we have enablement for non-power-users?
4. Do we know when to move from standard to custom?

## Next pages

- [Executive OnePager](/en/docs/rollout-guide/executive-summary)
- [Rollout Phases](/en/docs/rollout-guide/rollout-phases)
- [Operating Model](/en/docs/rollout-guide/operating-model)