Work-queue task
Shows a seller what needs attention now and who owns it.
Controlled quote follow-up
Follow up every sent quote at the right time
Automatic quote follow-up uses delivery, viewing, questions, inactivity and acceptance to create the right next step. OfferAgent separates seller tasks, reminders and automation sequences, applies stop rules when the situation changes, and keeps ownership visible so automation supports the customer relationship instead of sending messages without context.
A sent quote still needs active ownership
Opportunities lose momentum when nobody reacts to a first view, an unanswered question or several quiet days. A generic scheduled email can make the situation worse if the customer has already replied or accepted.
What happens after the quote is sent?
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Observe
Delivery, views, customer questions and acceptance become timeline events.
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Decide the next action
A work-queue item is for a person; a reminder reserves a future check; a sequence controls repeated steps.
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Check safeguards
Suppression, consent, quiet hours, ownership and current customer state are evaluated before outreach.
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Stop when context changes
Reply, acceptance, manual pause or cancellation prevents obsolete follow-up from continuing.
Product evidence: execution state instead of a black box
The sequence view exposes the active step, next run, stop reason and resulting seller work.
- Draft, active, paused, completed and canceled states
- Stop on reply or acceptance
- Every execution links back to customer and quote activity
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Draft, active, paused, completed and canceled states
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Stop on reply or acceptance
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Every execution links back to customer and quote activity
Three different tools for three different needs
Reminder
Creates a visible future follow-up without pretending that a message has been scheduled.
Automation sequence
Runs approved steps with execution state, pause, cancellation and stop conditions.
Human review
The seller can inspect the timeline, conversation and quote before acting.
Delivery visibility
Attempt, provider outcome and related customer activity remain traceable.
Automation is not permission to contact everyone
A sequence only operates inside configured channel, consent and suppression rules. The company remains responsible for lawful outreach and appropriate timing.
- No message after acceptance or recorded suppression
- Customer replies take priority over the planned sequence
- Users can pause or cancel active execution
Questions about automatic follow-up
When should a quote be followed up?
Timing depends on the sales cycle and customer activity. OfferAgent can surface a task after delivery, viewing or inactivity without imposing one universal interval.
Will a sequence stop when the customer replies?
It can be configured to stop on reply, acceptance, suppression, manual pause or cancellation.
Can one person use follow-up?
Yes. A sole seller can use reminders and a focused queue; teams can add ownership and shared execution visibility.
Which channels are supported?
Available channels depend on configured providers and plan entitlements. A channel is never shown as active without a real delivery path.