Taskade Genesis launches a personalized follow-up sequence the moment you send a proposal — agents time each touch, adapt the message based on client signals, and stop the sequence automatically when a reply arrives. ## What Is Proposal Follow-Up Sequence Automation? It's a durable, multi-step outreach workflow that activates when a proposal status changes to "Sent." The system schedules follow-up touchpoints at day 3, day 7, and day 14, personalizes each message using the client's proposal details, and cancels remaining steps the instant the client responds. ## Why Use Proposal Follow-Up Sequence Automation? Most deals close on the third or fourth follow-up. Most people stop after one. - Durable scheduling: Follow-up steps execute reliably even if you close Taskade — the automation runs server-side. - Personalized messaging: Agents reference the proposal title, value, and client name in each follow-up using persistent memory. - Auto-cancel on reply: Detect a reply via connected integrations and stop the sequence immediately to avoid over-messaging. - 100+ integrations: Push follow-up tasks to email, Slack, or CRM tools via two-way triggers and actions. - Sequence analytics: Log every touchpoint in the proposal record so you know exactly what was sent and when. ## Who Should Use Proposal Follow-Up Sequence Automation? - Freelancers too busy on projects to remember to follow up on open quotes. - SDRs running high-volume outbound proposal campaigns. - Account executives managing enterprise deals with long review cycles. - Consultants whose clients habitually delay decisions without a nudge. - Coaches and course creators following up on program proposal offers. ## How To Use Proposal Follow-Up Sequence Automation? 1. Clone the template from /automate and connect your email integration. 2. Set the trigger: proposal status → Sent → activate the follow-up sequence. 3. Customize message templates for Day 3, Day 7, and Day 14 touchpoints. 4. Add a stop condition: when a reply is detected, cancel remaining sequence steps. 5. Review touchpoint history in