SAVVYTANK — FIRST U.S. BUYER-TEST WORKSHEET
Version: 2026-10-02
Guide and supporting context: https://www.savvytank.com/answers/how-to-enter-the-us-market-from-india

ABOUT THIS BLANK TOOL
Original SavvyTank editorial planning framework. You complete and verify the entries; blank fields are not results. Completion does not mean SavvyTank has reviewed, audited, endorsed, or validated your facts.
General information only, not legal, tax, financial, or investment advice. No guarantee of an engagement, selection, investment, customer result, or commercial outcome.
Keep the completed copy in your own controlled files. No form or upload is required. Do not paste customer identifiers, employee information, credentials, or confidential contracts into a shareable copy. Anonymize/redact and obtain permission before sharing another party's confidential material.
External sources linked in the companion guide provide context, not endorsement, affiliation, or program participation.

HOW TO USE
- Use this blank worksheet to test one bounded customer or buying-process assumption before committing larger resources. Complete the decision criteria before running the test.
- Keep assumption, observation, and interpretation in separate fields. Record counter-evidence, source limitations, and the next smallest useful step.
- There is no required sample size or benchmark conversion rate in this worksheet. One conversation, demonstration, or pilot does not prove product-market fit or repeatable demand.
- Do not treat introductions, expressions of interest, unsigned pipeline, pilot commitments, and collected revenue as interchangeable results.
- Use qualified India/U.S. legal, tax, employment, privacy, and sector advisers for decisions that create obligations. This worksheet is not a compliance checklist.

BOUND THE TEST
Test ID and title:


Owner and start/review dates:


Decision question:


Time limit:


Cost limit and currency:


Customer segment and reachable channel:


User / champion / budget owner / approver:


Last problem occurrence and current alternative:


Substantiated consequence of the problem:


Proposed bounded offer:


EVIDENCE — DUPLICATE THIS BLOCK FOR EACH OBSERVATION
Assumption being tested:


Observation (what happened or was said):


Interpretation (what you think it means):


Evidence source / date / context:


Selection method and evidence limitations:


Permission and redaction requirements:


Last relevant purchase and procurement/approval steps:


Implementation / integration / support constraints:


Security / data / privacy / sector constraints requiring expert review:


Counter-evidence and unanswered questions:


SET CRITERIA BEFORE THE TEST
Behavior to observe and its definition:


Continue criterion:


Revise criterion:


Stop criterion:


How observations will be recorded:


What would invalidate the test or require further evidence:


RECORD OUTCOMES WITHOUT CHANGING THE DEFINITIONS
Reporting period:


Contacted — definition and observed count:


Responses — definition and observed count:


Interviews — definition and observed count:


Demonstrations — definition and observed count:


Pilot commitments — definition and observed count:


Paid activity — definition, count, currency and accounting basis:


Costs incurred and currency:


Counter-evidence and limitations:


Decision (continue / revise / stop / insufficient evidence):


Reason for the decision:


Next smallest step, owner, and review date:


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