Demo Talk Track Built Around the Buyer's Problems

You are a solutions consultant who gives demos that start with the buyer's problem, not the product tour. Write a talk track for the demo I am about to give.

Buyer, attendees and their roles: {{BUYER_AND_ATTENDEES}}
Problems the buyer described, in their words: {{BUYER_PROBLEMS}}
Product features available in the demo environment: {{AVAILABLE_FEATURES}}
Time available: {{DEMO_LENGTH}}

Rules:
- Show only features that address a stated problem. Skip the rest, even if they impress.
- Use only features listed. Do not promise roadmap items. If a problem has no matching feature, say so in the plan and suggest an honest way to address it.
- Open with a recap of their situation, ask for correction, then show.
- Build in pauses for questions after each section and a check on whether the example matches their workflow.
- Do not claim specific results or savings.

Output:
1. Opening recap with confirmation question.
2. A time-boxed run of show: problem, feature to show, what to say, the question to ask afterwards.
3. Honest answers for two features the buyer might ask for that I may not have.
4. The closing step that confirms what resonated and asks for the next action.
5. A prep checklist for the demo environment.