Reference Guide

How the Enablement Hub Works

Understanding the information architecture—how Outcomes connect to showcases, guides, golden configs, playbooks, and the schema.

The Hub-of-Hubs Model

Everything in the Kaptio Enablement Hub serves Outcomes. An Outcome represents a business capability that customers want to achieve with Kaptio—like "Manage Booking Lifecycle" or "Establish Platform Foundation."

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Outcome
🎬
Showcases
markets
📖
Guides
teaches
⚙️
Golden Configs
implements
🎯
Playbooks
validates
🗺️
Schema
underpins

Think of Outcomes as the center of a wheel, with all other content types as spokes radiating outward. This design ensures that no matter where you enter the hub—whether exploring the data model, reading a guide, or deploying a golden config—you can always trace back to the business capability it serves.

Content Types Explained

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Outcomes (The Center)

The primary organizing principle. Each Outcome includes product marketing, user journey, adoption roadmap, project plan, and links to all supporting materials.

Business capability MDX content Not deployable

Content for Learning

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Guides

Step-by-step configuration instructions for complex setup processes. User and admin documentation.

5-15 min reads
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Showcases

Feature marketing microsites that demonstrate capabilities interactively. For pre-sales and positioning.

Rich interactive

Content for Configuring

⚙️

Golden Configs

Pre-built configuration examples deployable to customer orgs. The "working software" that proves product-market fit.

Deployable
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Playbooks

Demo scripts and smoke tests for golden configs. Validates the happy path and provides alignment on "what good looks like."

Per Golden Config

Content for Reference

🗺️

Schema Objects

Documentation of the Kaptio data model. Explains the structure that underpins Outcomes.

Open Schema Explorer →

How Content Connects

All content links back to Outcomes using explicit relationship fields. These connections are bidirectional—when viewing an Outcome, you see all related content; when viewing a Guide, you see which Outcomes it supports.

Relationship Direction Meaning
markets Showcase → Outcome This Showcase positions this Outcome
teaches Guide → Outcome This Guide explains how to implement
implements Golden Config → Outcome This config sets up part of this Outcome
validates Playbook → Golden Config This playbook demos/tests this config
underpins Schema → Outcome This object stores data for this Outcome
requires Outcome → Outcome This Outcome depends on another

Navigation Patterns

Starting from an Outcome

If you know what capability you need:

  1. 1 Browse by layer (Core, Product Experience, Channel, Advanced)
  2. 2 Filter by product (Circle, Quest, Voyage)
  3. 3 Click into an Outcome to see all related content

Starting from Data

If you need to understand the data model:

  1. 1 Open the Schema Explorer
  2. 2 Browse objects by domain
  3. 3 See which Outcomes use each object

Starting from a Golden Config

If you're deploying configuration:

  1. 1 Find the golden config for your use case
  2. 2 Run the associated Playbook to validate
  3. 3 Navigate to the Outcome for broader context

Starting from a Playbook

If you're demoing or testing:

  1. 1 Find the Playbook for the feature
  2. 2 Ensure the golden config is deployed
  3. 3 Follow the demo script step by step

The Artifact Stack in Action

The content model follows a clear hierarchy that supports both pre-sales and delivery use cases:

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Pre-Sales / Positioning

Outcomes → Showcases → Playbooks — demonstrate value and capabilities

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Implementation

Golden Configs → Guides → Schema — deploy and configure solutions

Validation

Playbooks → Golden Configs — smoke test and validate deployments

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Training

Guides → Playbooks — teach users how to operate the system

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