Industrial sales is documents in motion, and documents go quiet
An engineering deal is a paper trail: RFQ, offer, revision one, revision two, technical clarifications, purchase order, AMC. Between every pair of documents there is a silence, and every silence is where deals die — the unacknowledged RFQ, the offer nobody chased after revision three, the AMC that lapsed into a re-tender. Sales engineers are hired for technical judgement, not for remembering forty open threads. Sequences remember the threads.
The deal record is the source of truth
Each series starts from a document event — enquiry logged, offer issued, revision sent, validity approaching, contract expiring — and every send, open and click writes back to the deal. A reply on any channel stops the automation and hands the thread to the sales engineer with the full history attached.
