Build a product demo script ordered by the prospect's stated priorities, not your feature list

Help me structure a product demo. I don't want a walkthrough of everything the product does in the order features exist in the UI — I want the demo ordered by what THIS prospect actually said they care about, with everything else cut or deprioritized.

PRODUCT FEATURES AVAILABLE TO SHOW
Automated invoice matching, custom approval workflows, real-time spend dashboards, multi-currency support, Slack notifications.

WHAT THE PROSPECT SAID THEY CARE ABOUT (FROM DISCOVERY)
"Our biggest headache is invoices sitting for approval for two weeks with no visibility into where they're stuck."

WHO'S IN THE DEMO
The AP manager who did discovery, plus her director who's seeing this for the first time.

DEMO LENGTH
25 minutes.

For each stated priority, map it to the specific feature that most directly addresses it, and order the demo so the highest-stated priority is shown first, not last — a demo that saves the most relevant thing for the end risks running out of time before it gets there. For each feature you include, write one sentence connecting it explicitly back to the prospect's own words from discovery, so the transition sounds like "you mentioned X, here's how that works" rather than a feature tour that happens to include something relevant. Explicitly list which available features you are cutting from this demo and why — anything that doesn't map to a stated priority should be left out entirely rather than squeezed in for completeness, even if it's a feature I'm personally proud of. If multiple attendees are in the room with different priorities, note where the demo should pause and briefly check whether it's still landing for both, rather than optimizing only for whichever attendee spoke most during discovery. Do not claim the product does something not in the feature list I gave you.

Output format: an ordered list of demo segments (Segment, Feature Shown, Connects To Which Stated Priority, Talking Point Sentence), followed by a "Cut from this demo" list with a one-line reason for each cut.