Sales totals the day’s deals, Documents writes the one-pager, then a weekday 18:00 automation.
Sales · Automation
Every evening used to slip: open the sales sheet, count the deals, paste a one-pager, send it upstairs. In HandOff that became a Sales agent, a Documents agent, one approval, and a weekday 18:00 schedule.
Ask for today’s close. Sales totals deals, amount, and channel. Documents writes the daily sales one-pager. Mail goes out only after a person approves.
We kept the default Sales and Documents & Reports agents. Totals stay on Sales. The report file stays on Documents. One agent does not both count and write the pack.
The chat line was “close today’s sales and draft a one-pager for leadership.” HandOff proposed Sales → Documents → approval. Mail waited.
The finished Task became an automation: Monday–Friday 18:00, same prompt, same agents, same approval seat. People no longer rebuild the sheet. They pass the numbers.
A close that used to slip is now one Inbox check before leaving. Totals live on Sales, tone lives on Documents, and only a person can send. Tomorrow nobody types the request again.