Proposal follow-through → PandaDoc + WhatsApp ping
Draft a one-page proposal for the scope in this thread, create it in PandaDoc ready to send, and ping me on WhatsApp when the draft link is ready.
Proposals are where deals slow down; the agents speed the paperwork - drafts assembled from CRM context, status read back into pipeline reporting, sends kept human.
The proposal step taxes every deal: someone assembles the document, chases the template, forgets the follow-up. Connected to PandaDoc, missions carry the assembly - drafts built from the deal’s CRM context and your templates, staged for a rep’s review - and the follow-through: documents sitting unopened get surfaced before the deal cools.
Document telemetry also flows back: what was sent, opened, signed - read into pipeline reporting so forecast conversations use paperwork truth, which is frequently ahead of stage truth.
Proposals assembled from templates plus deal context, staged for the rep to review and send.
Sent paperwork going quiet surfaced with suggested nudges before momentum dies.
Sent, viewed and signed status read into pipeline briefs - often ahead of CRM stages.
Documents go out on approval, with the recipient and content shown first.
Real missions from the playbook library - run them as-is from the console, or read the full article behind each.
Draft a one-page proposal for the scope in this thread, create it in PandaDoc ready to send, and ping me on WhatsApp when the draft link is ready.
Connections are scoped to one workspace, every card has a disconnect button, and outbound actions honor your approval policy.
Drafts assemble from your PandaDoc templates with deal-specific values proposed and flagged for review. Pricing lines are exactly the fields the staged draft asks a human to confirm.
Sending is a gated write: staged with recipient and content, executed on approval. For paperwork, most teams keep this gate permanently - and lose no speed, because assembly was the slow part.
Reality. A deal marked negotiating with a proposal unopened for nine days is a different deal than the stage suggests - the join between document telemetry and CRM stages is where forecasts get honest.
One connection, eight specialist agents, one budget ledger - and your approval policy on everything outbound.