Sales
An account executive who spends evenings reconstructing what was promised to whom across forty open threads.
[ 01 ]The problem
The deal truth is scattered: pricing said in a call, scope agreed in email, a security question pending in a doc. CRMs record that meetings happened, not what they meant. Follow-ups slip not from laziness but because reassembling each deal's state takes twenty minutes nobody has.
[ 02 ]How Mynd handles it
Each deal gets a living state
Y0 maintains a per-deal context: every email, call note, and shared doc connected, with open commitments extracted as first-class items.
The morning pass is planned for you
The runtime plans the day across the pipeline: which deals have unanswered commitments, which threads went quiet, which security review is blocking.
Drafts ready, promises tracked
Follow-up drafts arrive grounded in what was actually said — quoted, not paraphrased — and every promise made gets a tracked deadline.
[ 03 ][ example run ]
plan ✦ morning pass — 38 open deals context ✓ thread state × 38 — loaded context ✓ open commitments — 11 extracted execute → 7 follow-up drafts, quotes inline execute → flag 2 deals: security review stalled 9d result ✓ 11 commitments tracked · 0 reconstructed by hand
[ 04 ]shorter sales cycle on tracked deals