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I promised a tailored proposal at the end of a call and need to send it before Friday when their procurement meets.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+On [day=Wednesday] I told [contact=Julia] at [client=Northfield] I'd email a proposal. Legal…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+On [day=Wednesday] I told [contact=Julia] at [client=Northfield] I'd email a proposal. Legal cleared our language but the pricing sheet still needs precise dates and the customer's billing contact. I'm worried if I send something with blanks they'll treat it as sloppy and stall. Check which fields I must prefill now, point out anything that should stay conditional, and give me a short send note that nudges procurement to review before their [deadline=Friday] meeting without sounding pushy.
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