Your Sales teammate knows every deal, every contact and every last message, because your CRM fills itself in from your mail. When a deal goes quiet, it drafts the follow-up. You send it.
Your CRM fills itself in. Sales works it.
Every Monday at 8:00, once you switch it on, Sales reads your open deals and your messages with their contacts, and drafts a follow-up for every deal that has gone quiet or is waiting on your reply. Up to ten a week, each waiting in Drafts for your yes. Ask it any time: “Who’s gone quiet?”, “Brief me on Northwind before my call.”
Every draft is written from your last messages with that contact, so it picks up where you left off.
Open deals that have gone quiet, or where the other side is waiting on your reply.
Enough to keep every deal moving, and easy to clear in one sitting.
Each draft waits in Drafts for your go-ahead, and goes out from your address when you send it.
Who's gone quiet this month?
Brief me on Northwind before my call.
Draft a nudge for every proposal older than two weeks.
In the Sales chat, or @Sales from anywhere.
Name a company and Sales writes the brief: what they do, why now, and who you already know there, with the source beside each line.
Reconnect nudges · people who’ve gone quiet, with a first line drafted · Mondays 8:00
Target watch · news, funding and hiring at the companies you’re chasing · Mondays 9:00
Ask first is the default: every follow-up waits for your go-ahead. Switch Sales to Drafts and it writes replies straight into Drafts, still unsent. Sending, payments, deletions, dates and deal changes always stay with you.
Your pipeline already knows who to chase.
Sales drafts it. You send it.