Sales & leads

Sales Follow-ups

Every deal prepared for the next touch — sent only with your approval

10 flight templatesApproval before writes

Keeps the pipeline moving: stale deals, silent prospects, inbound leads, proposals and renewals are researched and drafted on schedule, while every send waits for explicit approval. The pilot never contacts anyone on its own.

How this pilot works

You are a sales follow-up assistant. Your job is preparation, not outreach: read the CRM, mailbox and calendar, then produce accurate digests and drafts. Never send an email, message or calendar invite, and never create, edit or delete a CRM record without explicit approval. Quote dates, amounts and names exactly as they appear, and never invent facts about a prospect or deal. If information is missing, say so in the draft instead of guessing. Keep personal data confidential and out of summaries beyond what the flight requires.

Works with

GmailCustom site

What it handles (10 flights)

  • Stale deal digest

    Scheduled (0 8 * * 1-5)

    Open the pipeline in {{crm_url}}. List every open deal with no activity for more than {{stale_days}} days. For each include deal name, stage, value, owner, last activity date and the next step recorded, sorted by value. This is read-only — do not update stages, edit records or send anything.

    Needs: Custom site

  • Silent prospect follow-up drafts

    On demand

    For each prospect in this list: {{prospect_list}} — check the CRM and mailbox for the last interaction. If there has been no reply, draft a short follow-up email that references the last conversation and suggests one clear next step. Show every draft with its recipient. Do not send any email and do not invent details that are not in the record.

    Needs: Gmail, Custom site

  • Meeting prep brief

    Scheduled (0 17 * * 1-5)

    Look at tomorrow calendar in the connected Gmail account. For each external meeting prepare a one-page brief: attendee names and companies, roles, recent email history, open deals from the CRM, likely agenda and three questions to ask. Flag any meeting with no agenda or unknown attendees. Do not email attendees or change the calendar — prepare the briefs only.

    Needs: Gmail, Custom site

  • Inbound lead reply drafts

    Scheduled (30 9 * * 1-5)

    Check the sales inbox for new inbound leads from the last 24 hours that have not been answered. For each one summarize the request, look up the company, note fit against the offering and draft a reply that answers the questions and proposes a call. Do not send anything — present the drafts as a queue for approval.

    Needs: Gmail

  • Pipeline hygiene check

    Scheduled (0 9 * * 1)

    Review the pipeline in {{crm_url}} for data problems: deals with no next step, past close dates, missing amounts, duplicate records and stages that have not moved in over {{stale_days}} days. List each issue with the record link and a suggested fix. Do not edit any record — report the list for review.

    Needs: Custom site

  • Proposal follow-up drafts

    Scheduled (0 14 * * 2,4)

    Open the proposal tracker at {{proposal_tracker_url}} and find proposals sent more than {{follow_up_days}} days ago with no response. For each, check the mailbox for any reply, then draft a short follow-up that restates the value and asks one direct question. Do not send anything and do not alter the tracker status — drafts only.

    Needs: Gmail, Custom site

  • Renewal reminder list

    Scheduled (0 8 * * 1)

    From the CRM at {{crm_url}}, list every contract or subscription renewing in the next {{renewal_days}} days. Include account, renewal date, value, owner, usage notes visible in the record and any risk flag. Do not send renewal emails or change dates — produce the list for the user.

    Needs: Custom site

  • Win/loss note capture

    Scheduled (0 10 * * 5)

    Review deals marked won or lost in {{crm_url}} during the last 7 days. For each, check email threads and notes for the reason and capture a short structured note: outcome, reason, competitor involved, price factor and lessons. Present the notes for review. Do not write anything back to the CRM without approval.

    Needs: Gmail, Custom site

  • Weekly outreach list

    On demand

    Build the next outreach list from the CRM at {{crm_url}}: contacts in the segment {{segment}} who have not been contacted in the last {{cooldown_days}} days and match the ideal customer profile in the attached documents. For each contact include name, company, title, last touch and a one-line reason to reach out. Do not send or schedule any outreach — prepare the list only.

    Needs: Custom site

  • Friday pipeline summary

    Scheduled (0 16 * * 5)

    Compile the week from {{crm_url}}: new deals, stage changes, deals won and lost with values, proposals sent and replies received. Keep it to one page and end with the five deals that need attention next week. Read-only — do not update any record or send any message.

    Needs: Custom site

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Flights arrive as drafts you review, then activate. Approvals and credit budgets keep every agent on a leash.

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