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Lost prospect follow-up
PitCrew finds prospects marked lost or gone quiet, reminds the advisor when it is time to check back and drafts a short note. The advisor decides whether to send it.
When it runsOn the schedule you set
Who approvesThe advisor
Works withCRM, Outlook
How it works
4 steps. A person decides at the end.
- Finds the prospectsMarked lost or with no activity for a set time
- Reminds the advisorWith the history of the conversation
- Drafts the noteShort and personal
- A person approvesAdvisor decidesSends, edits or skips
What it reads and what it produces
Reads
- Prospect history in the CRM
- Your follow-up schedule
Produces
- Reminders to advisors
- Draft check-in notes
- Outcome recorded in the CRM
Rules it follows
- Drafts, never sendsNotes go to the advisor's drafts.
- Respects opt-outsProspects who asked not to be contacted are skipped.
Questions firms ask
Last updated: October 2026
Will it change our CRM records without asking?
No. Every update is shown to a person first. Nothing is written until it is approved.
How long does it take to set up?
5 working days from data access to the first production run. PitCrew experts connect your systems and enter your firm's rules.
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