Drop a context-aware follow-up in your Drafts

Forward Carly the thread and she'll draft a four-sentence follow-up — aware of the Opportunity stage, the last objection, and the next concrete ask. Sits in your Drafts ready for review.

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What Carly does

1. 01 Fetch the last 5 emails in the thread
2. 02 Pull the Salesforce Opportunity — stage, owner, Activities, next step
3. 03 Identify the open question(s), the last objection, and the ask
4. 04 Draft a four-sentence reply with a concrete next step
5. 05 Leave it in Drafts for you to review and send

Draft-ready follow-ups in seconds

Every Opportunity in your pipeline gets a draft reply waiting — context-aware, four sentences, one clear ask. You review, tweak, send.

Email this to Carly to kick it off.

Hey Carly,

Forwarded you the thread for the [Account name] deal.

Can you read the last 5 emails, pull the Salesforce Opportunity (stage, owner, Activities, next step), and draft a four-sentence follow-up?

Make sure it answers the open question, addresses the last objection, and ends on a concrete next step — not "let me know your thoughts."

Leave it in my Drafts so I can review before sending.

Thanks!

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