Auto Close Pro Mod Apk
Hedgeworth Hennigan
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We have deals in "New MQL" and "SDR Nurturing" deal stages. When we get a new deal, their associated contact receives an initial sales sequence. Once they are done with the sales sequence, we typically close/lose their deal if we did not receive a response. Currently, after the sales sequence is complete and with no response, we set up a task on the contact record that says "Close out deal."
Have you thought about putting a delay on a workflow for the time it takes a sequence to progress? Then you can add criteria to the workflow to not execute if the deal changes stages or has a known reply time stamp.
An alternative approach may be to delay deal creation until interest is established and opportunity exists. This (best practice) will eliminate the need to clean-up extra deals and give your conversion numbers greater meaning.
In addition, in a workflow, I excluded anyone who had "Date of last meeting booked in meetings tool" and "Recent sales email replied date" known so that if they had replied to an email or they had booked a meeting after the 5th contact, the deal did not auto-close.
Another potential work-around for us, though it's not perfect for how we currently use deals. We use deals for not only our sales pipeline but also our SDR pipeline. Only leads in our target market (which we consider to be MQLs) get entered into the pipeline for sales development. We then nurture them to a sales-ready status.
A majority of those MQLs get sales sequences but not all of them - some get more highly personalized messaging. The biggest reason why we create deals for SDR is so that we can track the stages from a new MQL to sales-ready to SQL to close. Unfortunately, if I don't have a deal associated with them it's pretty hard to perfectly track whether a new "MQL" makes it to a sales-ready stage with the work we do in marketing and sales dev. The only way I have found to sort of track this is through the "became MQL" close date and so forth... with lifecycle stages but it doesn't have each one we want - which is why we use deals/deal stages. (That's a whole other thing I am still trying to solve!)
So, I hear what you are saying about delaying deal creation. But we would need to rework the entire way we run our pipeline and solve the challenge of tracking deals through marketing/sales development nurturing.
Good to know that there seems to be nothing out-of-the-box that can get us there. Any creative ideas for something I can trigger in one contact-based workflow that could then appropriately trigger a deal-creation workflow? This would save a lot of time at least for managing a majority of deals in the sales dev phase.
When a Contact his a certain status it automatically create a deal here. The reason I like this is that specific contact is now associated with the deal, and so is the company. This way you can now trigger emails to that individual contact.
Where this has the downside is the workflow will not stop as it will with sequences unless you have specific goal criteria, and a reply to an email cant be one. So it would rely a bit more on the reps keeping up with items. Goals are amazing for stopping a workflow but you could also use some If/Then statements to control paths someone moves.
This gives you a ton more options with what needs to happen when, from tasks, emails, automatically updating the main and associated records. I really like being able to carry values across to sub-records to know where things have promoted. This way I can look at a specific associated contact and know where the attached deal is in the pipeline.
Thanks for the suggestion. That could be a possible workaround but we have several sales sequences we use with different lengths so it wouldn't quite be perfect time-wise in each case. I could see this working enough for us if it's the only solution, though I'd prefer if I could find a way to trigger a deal action from a sales sequence if possible.
One feature we used was if a ticket was in status X for more than X days email client and do some other house keeping like place in a new status that will alert the help desk to call client. I found a way to do that kinda using SLA's but I'm riunning into a issue
If we place it in waiting on client and the SLA enables on that status with a 72 hour count down. Now the client responds the next day, the SLA doesn't reset and I can't find a way to make it. Is there a way to make the SLA counter restart when a client replies or its back in that status?
You can do this with automations, if you go to Project settings > Automations and look under the Library tab you will see an automation for that called "Resolve issues due to inactivity" that you can use.
Ok last issue I hope.
The what I'm trying to do is if a ticket has no reponse for X days it closes. If a client responds I want to restart the timer at X days again, not x - whatever time has elapsed already while waiting for a client.
For example lets say I want to close after 3 days
Ticket is placed in queue by user in status waiting for support.
I contact client and get no response send a follow up email asking questions, I place the ticket in waiting for customer, that starts the timer.
Client responds 48 hours later with the info I need. Ticket is back in waiting on support, timer is stopped. But lets say I call the user miss them again, I put the ticket back to waiting on user but the timer is now at only at 24 hours left.
Can I reset the timer to 3 days or is there another way to accomplish this flow?
It sounds like you're close. You need to use automation to move the issue out of "Waiting on Client" and back to "In Progress" (or whatever you're using) AND make sure your SLA is set to stop counting when it moves to "In Progress."
Over the last two days, my team's databricks notebooks (using Python interpreter) have stopped automatically adding a close single quote (') with a cursor between the two. Same issue with automatically adding close parentheses.
Recently switched from Sublime Text 3 to VS Code. Overall pleased with the switch except for this one little thing that's just annoying enough to be a dealbreaker if there's no solution. In ST3 if I type, say, a , it doesn't automatically drop in a , which is nice because I'm often pasting it in and don't want it closed right there.
What ST3 DOES do, however, is complete the tag the moment I type the moment I type the forward slash. This is the behavior I want from VS Code. I can't find any mention of this anywhere which is completely baffling. I know how to autoclose tags, but that's no good becasue then I have to manually close them. I want VS Code, like ST3, to autocomplete the tag for me, just not immediately.
If you want to disable tags auto completion for just a single task for example. To save a file without vscode adding closing tags. Just set a different language mode for that file.
Change from the inferred one i.e html to Batch, Diff ignore. The options on vscode are many. This will enable you to save the file without addition of any closing tags.
After you are remember to reset the language mode to Auto Detect.
I would also like to see this happen. Not everyone uses the Pencil tool only with outlined shapes, some of us use it to create filled shapes and as it works currently it's next to useless because it does not properly resolve the closing bit of the shape. It would also be great if when the fill is selected the actual fill is not displayed while drawing. Some control of smoothing/node numbers would also be a welcome addition.
Seriously I am trying to make closed shapes with pencil in sculpt mode and rope stabilizer and it just does not work good enough because than I draw to starting point again there is always some kind of crossing between start and end of curve, than I need to switch to node tool and drag end node on top of start node and that actually will spoil the curvature than I need to correct it and than switch back to the pencil mode - this is not good workflow.
I expect from sculpting mode that start and end point will be merged together because I intentionally draw end point on top of start point (or even better there should be context toggle modifier button thich will allow to merge end and start node if they were drawn close to each other).
This behaviour I would call controllable merging of end and start point (with preservation of curvature) in oppose of auto closing curve (because auto closing will produce curve change - the new line segment will be created).
+1 This would be a game changer! I am getting used to the software, and the two things I already love the most is how fluid it is to draw filled shapes with the pencil and stabilizers; and the integration with pixel drawing which allows you to quickly shade the object with textures. But the fact that you can't close the shapes directly in the first stroke, really takes away from the drawing experience.
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