Engagement letter chase at three and seven days, then escalation to the partner
One of 565 written HubSpot workflow specs, by a collective of independent HubSpot consultants.
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Seat pricing: Professional edition. To build it, a GTM Seat or an Ops Seat (an Ops Seat cannot create marketing emails or sequences). Per-hub plans: Sales Hub Professional.
OutcomeAn engagement letter that goes out and does not come back is chased twice on a schedule and lands on the responsible partner's desk on day seven, instead of being remembered a month later when someone asks who is doing the work.
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One of 565 written HubSpot workflow specs, by a collective of independent HubSpot consultants.
When to use it, when not to
Use it
Use it when the letter goes out by email or by e-signature and the
gap between sent and signed is where instructions quietly die.
Use it when more than one person sends letters, so the chase cannot
depend on whoever happens to keep a list.
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Skip it
Do not use it on a letter that is under negotiation. A client
redlining the terms is a live conversation, not a silence, and a second
automated reminder reads badly. Step 2 gives you the field to park
it.
Do not use it to decide whether work can start. The firm decides
that. This workflow tracks a document and a date, nothing else.