Your Team/Sales

The Sales Manager · Stage 3: Sale

Every open quote,
watched. No deal
goes cold by accident.

You sent the quote. TIM makes sure it doesn't die in an inbox.

Sound familiar?

If any of these land,this was built for you.

I sent the quote. Never heard back.

I don't know which deals are actually still warm.

By the time I follow up, the client already went with someone else.

I'm not sure what to say when a client pushes back on price.

How it works

How TIM keeps every
deal moving toward yes.

01

TIM tracks every open quote

Every proposal you send gets a clock. TIM knows how long it's been sitting and how that compares to your close pattern.

02

TIM flags what needs a follow-up

Before a deal goes cold, TIM surfaces it — with a suggested message and timing that matches how your market actually responds.

03

You handle the conversation, not the tracking

Objection language that works in your market is ready when you need it. You close. TIM remembers.

Common questions

Does TIM close deals for me?

No. TIM tracks the pipeline, flags what's going stale, and drafts the follow-up — you have the actual sales conversation. It's the tracking and timing that disappears, not your relationship with the client.

How does TIM know when to follow up?

It's based on how long a quote has been open compared to your typical close timeline, plus signals like whether the client opened or engaged with the proposal.

Can it help with price objections?

TIM surfaces objection-handling language that reflects how deals actually close in your market — not generic sales scripts.

What happens to deals that go quiet?

TIM flags them before they're lost, instead of letting them sit until you happen to notice.

The quote you sent
doesn't have to die in an inbox.

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