Agencies and consultancies · Interactive demo
Proposal follow-up
Chases a quote that went quiet, without chasing the person.
Hear the opening response, test the live conversation, and see how this workflow would feel on your own line.
Listen first. Then put it on the spot.
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Proposal follow-up
A proposal was sent and nothing came back. Speek finds out whether it is still being read, stalled behind someone else, or dead — and records which, so nobody emails them a fourth time.
Voice
“The proposal went over on the twelfth and I have not chased it since. I am not ringing to push the price. I only need to know whether it is still live or whether it is dead.”
- confident
- Plain. Naming the date proves this is a record, not a script running blind.
- calm
- Disarms. The thing they are braced for, said before they have to brace.
- determined
- Direct. A follow-up that will not ask the question is why people stop answering.
What to listen for
Whether it says who it is calling for, takes a no the first time it is given, and never claims a conversation that did not happen.
No microphone needed for the sample.
Try the live call
You are the one picking up.
- It is sitting with finance
- We went with someone else
- Can you do it cheaper?
Your browser will ask for the microphone. Nothing is recorded.
Put the same experience on your line.
Start with one useful workflow.
We’ll map the questions, knowledge, calendar action, and handoff your team needs—then test it against real calls.