Close Sales Activity Tracker
Aggregate call, email, and note activity from Close to see what your team is actually doing and where coaching can help.
The Challenge
You know your team is busy, but you can't tell if they're busy on the right things. One rep made 40 calls but none to their top-value leads. Another sent 25 emails but hasn't followed up on any replies. The activity data is in Close, but pulling it together into something useful takes forever.
What This Prompt Does
Activity Summary
Calls, emails, and notes aggregated by rep and time period
Lead Coverage
Shows which high-value leads are getting attention
Response Tracking
Identifies emails that got replies but no follow-up
Coaching Signals
Surfaces patterns like low call-to-meeting ratios
The Prompt
The Prompt
Task
Use @Close/List ActivitiesName it "Close/List Activities" and call it with @Close/List Activities to pull all rep activity across calls, emails, and notes for a given time period. Enrich each activity with @Close/Get LeadName it "Close/Get Lead" and call it with @Close/Get Lead for deal context and @Close/Get ContactName it "Close/Get Contact" and call it with @Close/Get Contact for contact details. Use @Close/Get EmailName it "Close/Get Email" and call it with @Close/Get Email to check email content and response status, and @Close/List NotesName it "Close/List Notes" and call it with @Close/List Notes for note context. Aggregate activity by rep, identify gaps in lead coverage, flag emails with replies but no follow-up, and output coaching insights.
Example: Generate a weekly activity report showing calls, emails, and notes per rep with coaching recommendations.
Input
The user will provide either:
- A time period to analyze (e.g., "this week", "last 7 days", "March")
- A specific rep or team to focus on
- Nothing (analyze all activity for the current week)
Example: "Show me team activity for this week" or "Which reps have the lowest call-to-meeting ratio?"
Context
What to Track
Activity volume by rep:
- Calls made (outbound and inbound)
- Emails sent and received
- Notes created
- Total touchpoints per day
Activity quality signals:
- Calls to high-value leads vs. low-value leads
- Email reply rates
- Follow-up speed after replies
- Notes with next steps vs. generic notes
Coverage gaps:
- High-value leads with no activity this period
- Leads assigned to rep but untouched
- Emails that received replies but no follow-up within 48 hours
Analysis Strategy
- Pull all activities for the time period
- Group by rep and activity type
- For each activity, pull lead context to assess deal value
- Check email threads for replies without follow-up
- Identify patterns and output coaching signals
What Counts as a Valid Result
- Count each call, email, and note as separate activities
- Only flag emails as "needs follow-up" if reply was received 48+ hours ago with no subsequent outbound
- High-value leads are those with open opportunities above the median deal value
- Activity counts must match actual Close data
Output
Team Activity Summary:
| Rep | Calls | Emails Sent | Emails Received | Notes | Total Touches | |-----|-------|-------------|-----------------|-------|---------------| | [Rep 1] | X | Y | Z | N | Total |
Lead Coverage:
| Rep | Assigned Leads | Leads Touched | Coverage % | Untouched High-Value | |-----|---------------|---------------|------------|---------------------| | [Rep 1] | X | Y | Z% | N |
Emails Needing Follow-up:
| Rep | Lead | Email Subject | Reply Date | Days Without Follow-up | |-----|------|--------------|------------|----------------------| | [Rep 1] | [Lead] | [Subject] | [Date] | N |
Coaching Insights:
- [Rep 1]: High call volume but low email follow-through. Consider email templates.
- [Rep 2]: Strong email engagement but not covering top-value leads. Reprioritize outreach.
- [Rep 3]: Good coverage but notes lack next steps. Coach on note quality.
Example Usage
Try asking:
- →"Show me team activity for this week"
- →"Which reps have the lowest call-to-meeting ratio?"
- →"What emails got replies but no follow-up?"