Sales follow-up drafting
Follow-up drafts written from a lead's CRM record and recent activity, with a suggested next step, ready for a salesperson to edit and send.
- Business
- Fictional commercial cleaning company
- Status
- Working prototype
Lead
Lakeshore Dental
Proposal sentDraft · not sent
01 · Business problem
The problem
Follow-ups slip when the team is busy, and the ones that go out are generic because nobody has time to reread the notes first.
Proposed approach
The workflow summarises the lead's record and history, recommends a next step and drafts a specific follow-up. The salesperson reviews and sends it themselves.
02 · System architecture
How it fits together
- 01
CRM context
Approved fields and recent activity for the lead.
- 02
Summary
What happened, what was promised, what is open.
- 03
Draft
Personalised follow-up in the team's tone.
- 04
Log
Draft and outcome recorded against the lead.
03 · Proposed workflow
Step by step
- 1
Select lead
From a due-for-follow-up list.
- 2
Summarise
Context pulled from the CRM.
- 3
Draft
Specific follow-up prepared.
- 4
Review & send
A person edits and sends.
04 · Interactive demo
Draft a follow-up
Choose a fictional lead and generate a follow-up from its CRM record. A person reviews and sends it; the demo can’t.
CRM record · L-204
- Sep 29Meeting. Site walkthrough at the main clinic.
- Oct 2Proposal. Proposal sent for three locations.
- Oct 3Email. Marcus asked for a sample clinical-room checklist.
Choose a lead, tone and goal, then draft a follow-up. Drafts are never sent from this demo.
05 · Scope
Deliverables
- Lead summaries
- Personalised drafts
- Next-step recommendations
- Activity logging
This prototype is built with
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Template-based local drafting
- Fictional CRM records
Likely production stack (proposed)
- HubSpot, Pipedrive or Salesforce API
- A large language model on a secure server
- Email client integration
Results
No results reported. This is a working prototype, not a live deployment, so there are no real measurements to share.
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