About this block

Results Table opens with a centered heading and a one-sentence subheading that frames how many customers and industries are represented. Below that sits a bordered, horizontally scrollable table with four columns: Customer, Industry, Headline result, and Time to value. Each row names one customer, tags its sector, states a single quantified outcome, and shows how quickly that outcome was reached. Two call-to-action buttons sit beneath the table, one primary and one outlined.

Every part of the block is independent. You can add or remove rows without touching the heading copy, reword the column labels, or swap the button labels and destinations freely. The table scrolls horizontally on narrow viewports so no data is clipped on mobile.

When to use

Use this block when you need to show breadth across customer types at a glance. A healthcare scheduling product serving multiple care settings (hospitals, clinics, telehealth operators) benefits from this layout because buyers can immediately find their own sector in the Industry column and read the result most relevant to them. It outperforms a grid of story cards when the comparison itself is the message and when concise metrics matter more than narrative depth.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Featured Story to anchor one flagship outcome before the broader table
• A short hero from Heroes to set product context

After

• Testimonials to follow the data with direct customer voices
• CTAs to convert readers who have just scanned the results

What you can display

The table works for any set of comparable outcomes across distinct customers or segments. A few ways to populate it:

• Cross-specialty results. List each care setting (inpatient, outpatient, virtual) as its own row so each reader finds their context immediately.
• Phased rollout evidence. Use the Time to value column to show that early adopters and recent customers alike reached results within weeks, not quarters.
• Competitive migration wins. Fill the Industry column with the previous tool or workflow your customers replaced, making the switch case tangible for prospects still evaluating.

Tip: keep headline results to one concise phrase each so the column stays scannable; a number followed by a short outcome ("62% faster reporting") reads better than a full sentence.