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GrowthKit in Mewayz

The GrowthKit Add-On is a stage-aware growth playbook with a CRM pipeline and goal tracking, for partners, white-label resellers, and tenants.

Mewayz-original module — no Mewayz upstream. Documentation authored from package source at packages/mewayz/GrowthKit/.

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Introduction

GrowthKit turns the abstract question "how do I grow my Mewayz business?" into a concrete, daily checklist. At signup, the operator runs a one-time wizard that captures their revenue target, currency, audience notes, outreach channels, and weekly activity target. From those answers, GrowthKit selects the right playbook for the operator's current revenue stage — from "blank" (no leads yet) all the way through "operating" (sustainable revenue).

Each day, the Today view surfaces the next three actions the operator should take. As they mark steps complete, GrowthKit advances their progress and (eventually) graduates them to the next stage's playbook. A built-in Pipeline view tracks leads through statuses (new → contacted → demo → proposal → won/lost) so the operator's sales activity feeds the same dashboard.

How to enable this module

GrowthKit ships always-on for any tenant that has the package installed. There is no "GrowthKit Add-On" toggle inside Add-Ons; the module is gated by a dedicated growthkit middleware that simply checks whether the operator has completed the wizard.

To enable GrowthKit feature-flag-wide, set in .env:

GROWTHKIT_ENABLED=true
GROWTHKIT_CURRENCY=USD

After the feature flag is on, Grow appears in the sidebar for every authenticated operator.

Wizard (First-Run Setup)

When an operator first visits /grow, GrowthKit detects that they have no seller_goals row yet and redirects them to the wizard at /grow/wizard.

The wizard captures:

Target revenue — The number you're trying to hit (e.g. 5,000)
Target currency — Defaults to GROWTHKIT_CURRENCY env value
Target date — When you want to hit it
Baseline revenue — Where you are today (defaults to 0)
Weekly action target — How many growth actions per week you

commit to (default 5)

Audience note — A short free-text description of who you sell

to (e.g. "small dental clinics in the EU")

Channels — Multi-select from: email, whatsapp, linkedin,

phone, in_person

Click Save Goal to upsert the seller_goals row (one per seller — re-submitting the wizard updates the existing goal rather than creating a duplicate).

Today View — Daily Playbook

Navigate to Grow → Today (or just /grow).
The page is divided into three sections:

Active playbook header — Shows the playbook name, your

current stage, and a circular progress bar (% of steps complete).

Next 3 steps — The three highest-priority steps you have

not yet marked done. Each step has a title, body, an optional template/link, and a Mark Done button.

KPI cards — Pipeline count, demos this period, closed

deals, realized revenue. Numbers come from seller_leads and the wallet ledger.

Clicking Mark Done POSTs to /grow/step/done with the step

ID; the page advances to the next batch.

Pipeline View — Lead CRM

Navigate to Grow → Pipeline (/grow/pipeline).
The list shows every lead you've added with: name, company,

email, phone, status, estimated value, and next follow-up date.

Click + New Lead to add a row. Required: name + status.

Optional: company, email, phone, source, estimated value, next follow-up, free-form notes.

Lead Statuses

GrowthKit ships these statuses:

new — Just added; no contact yet
contacted — Reached out at least once
demo — Demo scheduled or delivered
proposal — Proposal sent
won — Closed; closed_at and closed_value are auto-stamped
lost — Closed-lost

Editing a Lead

Click any row to open the edit drawer.
Updating status to won automatically stamps the closed_at and

closed_value fields. (Set the value first — the system reads it as the realized revenue.)

The next_followup_at field is what drives the "follow up"

reminders in the Today view's KPI section.

Plan-Tier Limits

GrowthKit enforces a free-tier lead cap of 10 leads via config('growthkit.plan_gates.pipeline_max_free'). Operators on a paid plan have no cap.

Reaching the cap returns a 422 on the "create lead" form with a clear "upgrade your plan to add more leads" message.

Playbooks (How They're Picked)

Playbooks live in the playbooks table, with steps in playbook_steps. Each playbook is tagged with:

seller_type — partner, reseller, or tenant
stage — blank, prospecting, first_sale, scaling, operating

The default seeder (TenantPlaybookSeeder) ships five tenant-stage playbooks. The AdapterResolver reads the operator's seller_type (from their account) and current stage (computed from their progress through prior playbooks) and picks the right one.

Operators do not currently switch playbooks manually — GrowthKit auto-graduates them. To force a different playbook, an admin can delete the operator's seller_step_progress rows directly via the database.

Database Tables

The package adds five tables:

playbooks — Playbook definitions (slug, seller_type, stage,

name, target_days, etc.)

playbook_steps — Ordered steps per playbook (slug, title, body,

kind, optional payload)

seller_step_progress — Tracks which steps each operator has

marked done

seller_leads — Lead pipeline rows (one per lead, scoped to

seller)

seller_goals — One row per seller; the goal captured by the

wizard

Permissions

GrowthKit uses ownership filters rather than Spatie permissions — the controllers enforce that an operator can only see and edit their own steps + leads. A 403 is raised if a user attempts to mark a step done that doesn't belong to their active playbook.

Operator Notes

The wizard runs once per seller. Re-submitting updates the

existing row.

When a stage's playbook is complete, the operator graduates;

there is no manual "go to next playbook" button.

Channel choices in the wizard are stored as a JSON array on

seller_goals.channels for use by downstream nudges and reminders.

GrowthKit is always-on when the env flag is set — no

per-tenant Add-Ons activation.