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The Nudger

Hina Qureshi · managing partner, Caravan Events — 14 deals marked ‘waiting’

Deals at Caravan die of politeness: the client said next week, three weeks pass, and following up feels like pestering. The pipeline Sheet has fourteen deals marked ‘waiting’, and nobody remembers who’s waiting on whom.

The Nudger reads the Sheet weekly and reports which deals have gone quiet — with a drafted, non-pushy follow-up for each, including the ones where Caravan owes the reply.

fictional demo · real workflow concept · ready to build we run it for you quiet deals surfaced monday, with the nudge already drafted 2–3 week build

The mock

A sketch of the Monday nudge report — not yet built for a client, which is why it fades out.

concept mock

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Caravan Nudger

workflow bot

3 deals gone quiet 📋 Zarnab Pharma launch — 19 days since ‘reviewing internally’; draft nudge ready. · Crescent Foods iftar dinner — you owe THEM the revised quote (4 days). · Metro Chemicals — second nudge sent last week, no reply; suggest one final check-in, then close-lost. Reply 1, 2 or 3 to see the drafts.08:30 ✓✓

Message

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What we’d build

What arrives: a weekly stale-deal report with a drafted follow-up per deal — including the ones where you owe the reply.
When: Monday morning, from the pipeline Sheet your team already keeps.
Your part: drafts arrive on WhatsApp; you send, edit, or skip — the workflow never messages a client itself.

The essentials

We run this for you. You don’t operate anything; the brief just arrives. Your decisions: how long silence is allowed to last, and what a nudge sounds like.

Build time: 2–3 weeks
Honest note: It tracks silence, not sentiment — a deal marked active that’s actually dead still needs a human to call it.

More for sales: Lead Triage · The Proposal Drafter · The Nudger · Pipeline Monday · The Tender Watcher

Want this for your business?

Deals rarely say no. They just go quiet — and quiet has a schedule now.

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