Hi Everyone, Looking for a smarter way to manage follow-ups across a large pipeline. With the current volume, manual tracking isn’t scalable and generic automation tools haven’t been effective since they miss deal context. I’m exploring solutions that can: • Understand the full deal history and context • Suggest or trigger relevant follow-ups • Help move deals forward with timely, personalized outreach Would appreciate any recommendations on tools, workflows, or setups that have worked well for you.
Some questions - How are you doing this today- what's your process (including any tools)? What crm do you use?
I am using Hubspot for CRM, Claude for fast email drafting after giving it a dump of all previous email exchanges. And then manually following up. Fathom for call recordings.
In my experience, the missing piece is usually context at the deal level - not just activity history, but what's actually going on at the account, what the buyer cares about, where risk is. Generic automation fails here because it treats every deal the same. What's the pipeline size you're working with, and are you mostly trying to solve for rep behavior or is it more of a visibility problem for leadership?
Had you considered hiring a human?
This is the exact problem at ZUUZ we are solving. We are a one platform for every department nothing gets replaced
Mohit P. 20+ Senior Sales Trainer here. A lot of experienced enterprise reps I've taught create simple tags in their CRM after every call like “waiting on legal,” “internal champion weak,” or “pricing concern hidden.” Then they sort follow-ups by risk, not by last contact date. Your brain remembers emotions and risk better than timelines. Simple tags like “champion losing energy,” “pricing fear,” or “internal approval delay” instantly bring the real deal context back into your head.
Interesting thread! I’ve been using a follow-up skill with OpenCode locally. It should work with any agent that can use skills. Basically, my agent can schedule follow-up reminders for me from the flow I’m already in. Curious if anyone here is using something similar with Claude, Codex, OpenCode, etc. I’d love to check out other approaches.
