Draft a Salesforce Deal Follow Up

The grind

Every follow up starts cold

Here's what doing this by hand looks like today, and why it doesn't scale.

• Generic templates do not move Opportunities, but pulling the context for a personalized one is what eats the afternoon.
• You reread a twelve email thread before writing a four line reply.
• You forget which objection you already answered last time.
• You lose track of the actual ask, whether it is a meeting, pricing, or a signature.

MewCP collapses all of this into one prompt. Here's what that looks like.

The flow

5 steps · 2 servers

Your agent runs it end-to-end

01

Fetch the last five emails in the thread.

02

Pull the Salesforce Opportunity, including the stage, owner, Activities, and next step.

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03

Identify the open questions, the last objection, and the ask.

04

Draft a four sentence reply with a concrete next step.

05

Leave it in Drafts for you to review and send.

The payoff

Follow ups ready to send in seconds

Every Opportunity in your pipeline gets a draft reply waiting in Drafts, aware of context, four sentences long, with one clear ask. You review it, adjust it, and send.

Paste this into Claude, Codex, or any MCP-connected agent. It'll connect your apps and run the task from start to finish.

Run it yourself

Copy the prompt

Goal: Draft a Salesforce Deal Follow Up

MCP servers needed (connected through MewCP): Salesforce, Gmail

Steps:
1. Fetch the last five emails in the thread.
2. Pull the Salesforce Opportunity, including the stage, owner, Activities, and next step.
3. Identify the open questions, the last objection, and the ask.
4. Draft a four sentence reply with a concrete next step.
5. Leave it in Drafts for you to review and send.

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