What Dock changed

• The "Admin Setup" date changed from 10/20/26 to 10/21/26.
• The "Company Rollout" date changed from 11/24/26 to 11/25/26.
• The "Customer Launch" date changed from 12/22/26 to 12/23/26.

The dates in the product demo or template section were shifted forward by one day. This keeps the example content looking current and active for potential buyers viewing the site.

• Added "Tutors" as a new product offering under the Learning category in the navigation menu.
• Updated the homepage headline from "Revenue enablement sellers actually use" to "Build high-performing sales teams."
• Replaced the generic "Meet Dock Modern revenue enablement software" subheadline with "One system for revenue enablement."
• Updated the Order Form demo content to show a detailed pricing table including Premium fees ($12,000), additional licenses ($600/unit), and onboarding fees ($2,400).
• Refined the "Playbooks" section to show a new management interface with specific categories like "Product launch," "Account planning," and "Discovery & qualification."
• Updated the onboarding plan visualization to include a progress bar (33% complete) and specific task assignees.

Dock is expanding its "Learning" suite beyond playbooks and roleplays. By adding AI Tutors, they are moving deeper into automated sales coaching and real-time enablement, making their platform a more complete training tool for revenue teams.

• Updated the call-to-action text from "Create a deal room for..." to "Create sales deal room for..."
• Modified the "Sales rooms" section header, though the text appears slightly truncated in the new version.
• Updated placeholder dates in the onboarding demo section to reflect 2026 timelines.

The product is refining its core value proposition by explicitly labeling its workspaces as "sales deal rooms" rather than generic "deal rooms." This suggests a tighter focus on the sales use case versus general project management.