Skip the scheduling ping-pong on next week's deal call

Tell Carly which Opportunity you need to meet on and she'll find the slot, send the invite with a Zoom link, and log the Meeting Activity on the Salesforce Opportunity — no scheduling ping-pong, no orphan calendar events.

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What Carly does

1. 01 Find free slots next week in both calendars
2. 02 Pick the earliest 30-minute window that works for both
3. 03 Create the event with a Zoom link and a clear agenda
4. 04 Send the invite from your inbox
5. 05 Log a Meeting Activity on the Salesforce Opportunity with the agenda

Meeting on the calendar, Activity on the Opportunity

No scheduling back-and-forth, no orphan calendar events, no forgotten Activities. The Opportunity timeline stays current on its own.

Email this to Carly to kick it off.

Hey Carly,

Need to book a 30-min next week with [name] at [Account] — the [Account] Opportunity in Salesforce.

Find the earliest 30-minute window that works for both of us next week. Create the event with a Zoom link and a short agenda based on where we are in the deal.

Send the invite from my inbox, then log a Meeting Activity on the Salesforce Opportunity with that agenda so the timeline stays current.

Thanks!

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