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Quiet deals are easy to miss.
A proposal can sit without a reply while a deal still looks active on a crowded pipeline.
For small B2B sales teams
Deals go
quiet.
We whistle.
Dealwhistle flags quiet or stalled deals, surfaces next steps, and prepares team-approved nudges, so your reps know where to focus next.
Gmail scans require workspace-owner authorization and run on demand in read-only mode. Dealwhistle doesn't send email or run scans in the background.
Dealwhistle
Daily pipeline action report
A clear place to begin your review
Quiet
Deals to review
Next
Steps to clarify
Team
Owns follow-up
Review the deal
Quiet or stalled activity
Choose a next step
Follow-up guided by team rules
Reps decide whether and when to contact a customer.
Suggested nudge
Make the next step clear.
A team-approved prompt for the responsible rep to review.
Prepared for reviewPipeline work, made easier to review
Quiet deals Approved nudges Daily action report
Why it works
More momentum.
Less guesswork.
A deal can go quiet before anyone calls it stalled. Make the pause easier to spot, the next step easier to agree on, and ownership easier to see.
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The next step gets buried.
Notes, ownership, and follow-up expectations can be hard to scan together during a pipeline review.
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A nudge needs an owner.
Agree on follow-up rules as a team, then point the responsible rep toward the next action.
Built for the whole team
Start with what your pipeline needs.
One shared view for deal attention, next steps, rep ownership, and the daily pipeline action report.
See quiet or stalled deals.
Bring deals that may need attention into view using the information available in your workspace.
Make the next step easier to spot.
Keep a likely follow-up and the responsible rep close to each deal record.
Keep nudges under team control.
Approved follow-up rules guide nudges to reps. Your team stays in charge of customer communication.
Start with a daily action report.
Review saved deal activity, suggested next steps, and the people responsible for them.
Daily pipeline action report
A practical start to the review.
Review saved pipeline activity around three questions, then agree on who owns the follow-up.
- What changed?
- Which deal needs a next step?
- Who is responsible for the follow-up?
- Reports use workspace records. Connected-source monitoring is inactive.
Mailbox review workflow
Read-only by design.
A workspace owner starts a mailbox review on demand. Findings can be saved for workspace review, while your team stays in control.
Explore the workflowAuthorize and start a mailbox review.
The workspace owner authorizes mailbox access and starts an on-demand, read-only scan. Nothing runs in the background.
Review qualifying scan findings.
Save relevant findings for workspace review. Dealwhistle doesn't send or change customer email.
Summarize recorded pilot activity.
Pilot reports summarize recorded workspace activity, feedback, outcomes, and coverage. They don't establish accuracy or sales uplift.
Current source availability: Google access requires workspace-owner authorization. Real-inbox validation is unconfirmed, no CRM connector is available, and connected-source monitoring is inactive.
A clearer next step for your team
Catch the quiet deal.
Choose the next step.
Bring deal attention, team-approved follow-up rules, and rep ownership into a clearer pipeline review.
Apply for the pilot test