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How to Use Customer Win Back
How to Use Customer Win Back

This article will show you how your customer's can reconsider a rejected proposal and you can win them back!

Jeremy Harrison avatar
Written by Jeremy Harrison
Updated over a week ago

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1. In our Sales Pipeline, we see we have a rejected proposal

Click the proposal number on the deal card to view the proposal.

In our Sales Pipeline, we see we have a rejected proposal


2. View the customer feedback, under Rejected box.

In this example, we can see the customer has left feedback that they had a bad experience due to a change request being left unanswered.

View the customer feedback, under Rejected box.


3. Viewing the proposal as your customer will, from the Customer Portal, see the View Rejection Response & Options button below. (This is a new feature!)

Viewing the proposal as your customer will, from the Customer Portal, see the View Rejection Response & Options button below. (This is a new feature!)


4. When they click it, they are given this pop up, allowing them to send you a quick note, letting you know they would like to reconsider their proposal and provide you with the best way to reach them.

Note: When they click Send Message, this will notify you in-app via the bell icon in your account and you will receive an email notification.

When they click it, they are given this pop up, allowing them to send you a quick note, letting you know they would like to reconsider their proposal and provide you with the best way to reach them.


5. They will also review a toast at the top of their screen, confirming the message was sent to you.

They will also review a toast at the top of their screen, confirming the message was sent to you.


6. From your proposal view, you should now see a Win Back Opportunity along with preferred contact.

From your proposal view, you should now see a Win Back Opportunity along with preferred contact.


7. Reminder: Prior to reaching out, it may be a good idea to refresh your memory on why they rejected the proposal in the first place.

Review the Rejection reason in the box at the top and be sure to check out the change requests and activity log below...

Reminder: Prior to reaching out, it may be a good idea to refresh your memory on why they rejected the proposal in the first place.


8. Click on Change Requests

Click on Change Requests


9. View any submitted change request that may have been resolved or closed when the proposal was rejected. You may want to address these, prior to reaching out to the client.

In this example, I'm going to go ahead and add that Kitchen wall painting, FREE, as a thank you for giving us another chance. (This is not required for a win back, but I thought it a nice touch for this fictional customer. Hey, not money outta my fake wallet!)

View any submitted change request that may have been resolved or closed when the proposal was rejected. You may want to address these, prior to reaching out to the client.


10. I'll click Add Item

I'll click Add Item


11. Click on Select a product or service...

Click on Select a product or service...


12. Click on Interior Painting - Walls

Click on Interior Painting - Walls


13. Type "Interior Painting - Walls (Kitchen)"

Type "Interior Painting - Walls (Kitchen)"


14. Leave the price at $0.00

Leave the price at $0.00


15. Click on Save

Click on Save


16. Click on Re-open Proposal

Click on Re-open Proposal


17. Click on Yes, re-open it!

Click on Yes, re-open it!


18. To review history, click on Activity Log

To review history, click on Activity Log


19. Click on Re-Send Proposal

Click on Re-Send Proposal


20. Click on Send

Click on Send


21. From your Sales Pipeline, you should now see the Deal Card in the Proposal(s) Sent stage, and status changed back to PENDING.

Congratulations! That's a WIN BACK!

From your Sales Pipeline, you should now see the Deal Card in the Proposal(s) Sent stage, and status changed back to PENDING.


22. And now your client can accept their new proposal!

And now your client can accept their new proposal!


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