Built a branded, fillable client-facing audit report template...

Generated the .docx with docx-js, then validated; structured the document as a one-way persuasion arc (leak number → proof → cut list → recover list → self-funding math → offer) so the price lands only after the self-funding case is made. Marked all variable fields with yellow highlight as an unambiguous fill cue, and locked the persuasion copy as boilerplate to compress per-audit time. Repeated the canonical self-funding promise adjacent to the net-position figure.

Outcome: success. Generated the .docx with docx-js, then validated; structured the document as a one-way persuasion arc (leak number → proof → cut list → recover list → self-funding math → offer) so the price lands onl

Applies when: Built a branded, fillable client-facing audit report template (Word .docx) for the dental Profit-Leak Audit front-door system. Six content pages plus cover: (1) headline leak number, (2) seven-row pro ## Known Failure docx-js emitted an invalid <w:highlightCs> element alongside every <w:highlight> run, which failed OOXML schema validation (highlightCs is not an accepted child of rPr in the strict schema). Fix: after generating, unpack the docx, delete all <w:highlightCs .../> lines from word/document.xml via sed, and repack with the skill's pack script. Validation then passed. Reusable lesson for any docx-js document that uses TextRun highlight.