Your call list sorted by what is due
Overdue at the top, then today, then the rest of the week. Finish a task and you are asked to set the next step right there.
Everything in Closemind points at the same question: what is the next thing you should do, and when are you doing it?
Overdue at the top, then today, then the rest of the week. Finish a task and you are asked to set the next step right there.
New, Contacted, Meeting, Proposal, Negotiation. Every column shows count and value, and cards without a next step are flagged as an error — not as empty space.
Get a read on how mature the deal is, a meeting brief before the call, and an email draft you can edit. Everything the machine suggests is marked as machine-made.
Connect your Gmail account, send from Closemind, and have the thread logged on the right deal and contact automatically.
Drop in CSV or Excel, map the columns yourself, see what gets created before you confirm — and clean up duplicates afterwards.
How many you win, how long it takes, and which stage leaks the most. The numbers come from your activity, not from a gut feeling.
Closemind is not an archive you fill in afterwards. It is the order you work in.
The queue is already sorted. You never have to pick who to call — the due dates you set yourself already settled it.
Call, send the email, hold the meeting. The activity is logged on the deal straight away, with your note.
Before you move on, the deal needs a new date. Skip it and it shows up as a hole in the board.
Log in and you will see what fell due while you were away, and what has to be done before the day is out.