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SWTP — Living Roadmap

Entity
Superior Water Truck Parts (SWTP) — new-parts counter, water trucks
Cadence
Monthly scorecard · quarterly strategy + research refresh
Last review
— (first report pending)
Marketing owner of record
IT-CRM / GHL (Brandon 2026-09-06)

What this page is — strategic memory for SWTP

The single source of truth for SWTP across seven layers: market → charter → operating model → targets → return → report → AI. Every fire triages against this. The loop turns targets into monthly decisions; metrics are defined once in the glossary.

Markers: 🟢 Confirmed · 🟡 Assumption · 🔴 Gap · 🎯 Target.

Group thesis: own "water truck" in Phoenix — rent (SWTR) → buy (SEQ) → maintain (SWTP), one customer, one asset class, no vendor change at any stage. SWTP is the maintain leg. Narrative depth → entity page.


0 · MARKET & DEMAND — the why

Shared macro/seasonality/competitor facts → Market; SWTP-specifics below.

  • What the market is — 🟢 online + walk-in new-parts counter for water trucks (pumps, spray heads, valves) serving construction fleets, water-truck operators, dust-control contractors. Catalog 56 parts, $47–$1,295. Store live; first online order July 2026 🟢.
  • The edge — 🟢 only AI-assisted parts counter in the market; competitors are static catalogs. Encoded fitment rules (e.g. clockwise vs counter-clockwise pump rotations sold as separate SKUs) prevent the market's #1 returns problem — knowledge competitors don't enforce.
  • Direct competitor — 🟢 a local shop ~3 miles away sells identical products at identical prices. We do not win on price or product → we win on knowledge, speed, experience.
  • Adjacent competitive read (from the 2026-09-07 water-truck research) — 🟢 J&S Truck & Equipment (Mesa) builds/sells/rents water trucks but has no parts store or catalog — an opening: they repair, we can supply. Bare-rental players (Madco et al.) don't sell parts either.
  • Demand baseline — 🟢 16 SWTP leads all-time (last 2026-09-05) in the warehouse. The binding constraint is demand, not tooling (IT-CRM verified 2026-09-06).
  • 🔴 Gaps: addressable Phoenix water-truck-parts $ market; supplier-concentration exposure on some pump lines; whether fleet-account (recurring) vs walk-in (transactional) is the bigger pool.

1 · CHARTER / INTENT — the entity V2MOM

  • Vision 🟢 — the maintain leg: the parts counter that keeps every water truck in Phoenix running, and the recurring-revenue tail on the group's rent/sell base.
  • Values 🟢 — knowledge over price (same part, right fitment, same day); AI-counter accuracy as the moat; cross-sell to the SEQ/SWTR customer base.
  • Methods 🎯 — grow catalog + fleet accounts; convert the AI-counter edge into captured demand; cross-sell the maintain leg.
  • Obstacles 🔴 — SWTP email borrows mail.cactustruckparts.com (no MX) → replies bounce; targets unset; supplier-concentration on some pump lines; demand is the binding constraint.
  • Measures — ladders to enterprise north star: orders/month is a group measure.

2 · OPERATING MODEL & GTM — the how

  • Customer 🟢 — construction fleets + water-truck operators + dust-control contractors; fleet-account buyers (recurring) and walk-in retail.
  • Positioning 🟢 — "same part, same price as the shop down the road — but we know which one actually fits your truck, and you get it same day." Knowledge + speed, not price.
  • Channels — storefront superiorwatertruckparts.com (ships lower-48) + same-day will-call; AI parts phone agent 602-217-0488 (🟢 live — do not reroute without IT-Phone).
  • Marketing — 🟢 owned by IT-CRM/GHL as of 2026-09-06 (prior sales/marketing plans superseded). Three GHL sub-accounts planned; ghl-bridge captures → ATG Central CRM stays system of record. 🔴 Blocker: SWTP email borrows mail.cactustruckparts.com which has no MX → customer replies bounce. Fix gates deliverability.
  • Play for the year 🎯 — grow the catalog + fleet accounts; convert the AI-counter edge into demand capture (the binding constraint); cross-sell from SEQ/SWTR customers (the maintain leg).

3 · TARGETS — expectations (the contract)

LEAD/LAG and definitions from the Metrics Glossary → Parts. Change only on a logged decision.

KPI LEAD/LAG 🎯 Target Horizon Owner Source
Orders / month LAG 🔴 set Monthly IT-CRM Store / QB
Fill rate (first-pass, off-shelf) LEAD 🔴 set (≥ 90% standard) Monthly SWTP Store — stand up
Return rate (wrong-fitment) LEAD Below market #1-returns baseline Monthly Ops Store returns
GMROI LAG 🔴 set (> 2.0 healthy) Monthly AM QB inventory + P&L
Average order value LAG 🔴 set (catalog $47–$1,295) Monthly IT-CRM Store
New fleet accounts / month LAG 🔴 set Monthly IT-CRM CRM
Leads captured / month LEAD 🎯 grow from 16-all-time baseline Monthly IT-CRM Warehouse leads
Revenue / gross margin % LAG 🔴 set Monthly AM QB P&L — SWTP

4 · RETURN — actuals (the books)

Fed monthly after close; flows to the consolidated scoreboard. No hand-typed numbers. — = pipeline not yet wired.

KPI 🎯 Target Actual Var RAG As of Source / status
Leads (all-time baseline) grow 16 — 🔴 2026-09-05 warehouse — baseline confirmed
Orders / month — — — — — store/QB — wire
Fill rate — — — — — store — stand up
Revenue / month — — — — — QB P&L — pending gl_fact (#55)
AOV — — — — — store — wire
Fleet accounts — — — — — CRM — wire

5 · REPORT — monthly review (the loop)

Copy the MBR template: review last month's actions first, diff Expectations vs Return, root-cause the reds, force decisions → dated entry in the decision log.

Latest month: (pending first close)

  • On track: — · Behind target: — · Research that changed: — · Actions (owner→by when): — · Decisions logged: —

6 · AI OPERATIONS — how AI serves SWTP's goals

  • AI parts counter = the differentiator (only one in market) → keep encoding fitment knowledge.
  • GHL marketing build (IT-CRM) → capture the demand that's the binding constraint.
  • ghl-bridge (SEQ-WWW): GHL → normalize → ATG Central CRM (identity + qb_customer_id link).
  • AI KPI: demand captured (leads) and returns-avoided (fitment) attributable to the AI counter.

How AI uses this page

Direction for every SWTP-facing agent. Work traces to a §3 Target; §4 Return says if it moved; §5 Report recalibrates monthly; and every 🔴 marker is standing to-do (email MX fix, target-setting, addressable-market research). The persistent memory that keeps work pointed at outcomes.