Automatic follow-up after sales calls
Buttoned watches your calendar and your call transcripts, catches what was promised on every sales call, and drafts the follow-up email in your voice the same day. You approve it, and it sends from your inbox, in the existing thread.
Why call follow-ups slip
The moment a call ends you are already late for the next thing. The promise you made lives in your head, in a notebook, or in a transcript nobody rereads. Three days later the prospect is still waiting and the momentum you built on the call is gone.
Buttoned treats every meeting as a source of commitments. If you said you would send pricing, an intro, or a recap, that promise becomes an open loop with your name on it.
What Buttoned does with a call
Meetings sync from Google Calendar automatically. If you record calls, paste the transcript and Buttoned reads it. Either way, the call becomes part of the person's story.
- It knows what was said. Drafts reference the actual conversation: the question they asked, the number you promised, the timeline you agreed on. Not just that a meeting happened.
- It drafts the same day. The follow-up lands in your queue while the call is still fresh, in your voice, ready to approve, edit, or skip.
- The right person sends. If a teammate ran the call, the draft signs as them and sends from their inbox. The prospect never hears from a stranger.
The read runs first
Before Buttoned writes a word, it evaluates the person: who they are, what they did, and whether a follow-up is even the right move. If the call made clear they are not a fit, the read says so and nothing gets drafted. Follow-through includes knowing when to stop.
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