Your Arrows playbook runs your whole stack
Write how your team wins, in plain words. Arrows runs your playbook on every deal, in every tool you connect: recaps, quotes, proposals, CRM updates. Nobody has to prompt Arrows.
Pulls all your context




Your CRM



Your notetaker
Your email and calendar
When a discovery call ends, send the recap from Gmail and book the technical review on
Calendar. Find the economic buyer in
Clay. Draft the proposal in
PandaDoc and post the next step in
Slack. If the deal goes quiet for 5 days, nudge the champion.
- Brightwell
Sarah replied: “Let’s move forward”Just now


Build the quote, then draft the reply with the order form
Ready for Jordan - Saltmarsh
Call notes mention a competitor5 sec ago
Pull the battlecard, post the plan to the deal channel
Ready for Alex - Fernway
Proposal signed in PandaDoc10 sec ago
Send the countersigned copy, book kickoff, tell CS in Slack
Ready for Jordan - Kestrel AI
Champion replied: “I’m moving teams next month”14 sec ago


Find the new owner, flag risk on the deal, draft an intro
Done
- Ostrava
Procurement asked for a 15% discount19 sec ago

Check deal desk rules, post the ask in #deal-desk with contextDone
- Northwind Labs
Buyer asked about SSO on the demo24 sec ago
Pull the SSO doc, draft the answer for the SE to check
Done
Your playbook works with the tools your team already uses
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HubSpot
Pipedrive
Grain
FathomGoogle Calendar
Slack
Salesloft
Clay
Gamma
Notion
monday.com
Jira
QuickBooks
Confluence
Highspot
Avoma
Ironclad
Looker
Salesforce
Close
Granola
Zoom
Outlook and Teams
Front
Apollo
PandaDoc
Canva
Asana
Airtable
Intercom
Excel
Zendesk
Seismic
Dropbox
Vanta
Mailchimp
Attio
Gong
FirefliesGmail
Calendly
Outreach
ZoomInfo
DocuSign
Figma
ClickUp
Linear
Stripe
SharePoint
Loom
Chili Piper
Box
Snowflake
Gainsight
+ Anything in your stack with an MCP server
“My close rate jumped 10% between Q2 and Q3. I don’t doomscroll through my CRM to patch holes in my deals because Arrows already found them. It has been a game changer!”

Mitchell Kennedy
Account Executive, Filed
Write your playbook the way you’d coach your best rep
Plain words. No prompts and no workflow builder. Mention a tool and the play can use that tool. Every team writes its own expectations, and Arrows holds every deal to them.
Mid-market SaaS playbook
Send the recap from GmailMCP tool call
gmail.create_draftRecap to the champion with the next step and two review times.
Writing in GmailDraft ready for review the same day. Propose two times for the technical review on
Google CalendarMCP tool call
calendar.find_free_timeFinds two open slots this week for the rep and the solutions engineer.
Checking calendarsTwo times held, before the end of the week.
If someone on a call isn’t in
HubSpotMCP tool callhubspot.search_contactsCompares the people on the call with the contacts on the deal.
Checking HubSpot2 people not in the CRM, research their role in
ClayMCP tool callclay.enrich_personTitle, team, background and recent posts for each new person.
Researching in ClayRoles found, add them to the deal with what they said, and add them to a sequence in
OutreachMCP tool calloutreach.add_to_sequenceAdds each new stakeholder to the right sequence, with a first email that references the call.
Adding in OutreachReady for the rep to send.
If only one person from the buyer has joined a call, find the economic buyer in
ClayMCP tool callclay.find_peopleFinds finance and operations leaders at the account who sign software contracts.
Searching ClayEconomic buyer added and draft an intro the champion can forward.
When pricing comes up, build the quote in
HubSpotMCP tool callhubspot.create_quoteLine items and terms the buyer named on the call, from your price book.
Building the quoteQuote ready for review from the products and terms on the call, then draft the proposal in
PandaDocMCP tool callpandadoc.create_documentProposal from your annual template, scope and timeline from the call.
Building in PandaDocProposal ready for review and a one-page internal pitch in
GammaMCP tool callgamma.create_presentationSix slides for the champion: their problem in their words, the plan, the price.
Building in GammaDeck ready for review for the champion to share.
When the proposal is approved, send the proposal for signature in , then move the deal to Closed won in
HubSpot and tell the CS lead in
Slack.
Enterprise playbook
No deal over $100K goes to proposal with fewer than three people from the buyer. After every call, check the contacts on the deal in
SalesforceMCP tool callsalesforce.query_contactsReads the contact roles on the opportunity and compares them to the playbook rule.
Reading Salesforce2 of 3 roles found.
If the economic buyer or the security lead is missing, find them in
ClayMCP tool callclay.find_peopleFinds the CFO and the head of security at the account.
Searching Clay2 people found and draft an intro the champion can forward.
When security comes up, start the questionnaire from
VantaMCP tool callvanta.get_answersPulls last quarter’s approved answers into the buyer’s questionnaire.
Reading Vanta80% prefilled and post the owner and due date in
SlackMCP tool callslack.post_message#security-reviews: questionnaire for this account, owner and due date.
Posting to SlackOwner tagged.
Fast-cycle deals playbook
If the buyer asks for pricing on the first call, build the quote in
HubSpotMCP tool callhubspot.create_quoteSeats, plan and billing terms from the call, from your price book.
Building the quoteQuote ready for review before the rep is off the call.
Send the quote from GmailMCP tool call
gmail.create_draftShort note with the quote attached and a link to book the next step.
Writing in GmailDraft ready for review with a link to book the next step. When the buyer says yes, send the proposal for signature in
DocuSignMCP tool calldocusign.create_envelopeOrder form with the quoted terms, sent to the signer the buyer named.
Preparing envelopeReady to send for signature.
If nothing comes back in 2 days, nudge once and tell the rep in
SlackMCP tool callslack.post_messageDirect message to the rep: quote unopened for 2 days, nudge sent.
Posting to SlackRep told.
Renewals playbook
Ninety days before renewal, pull billing history from
StripeMCP tool callstripe.list_invoicesInvoices, plan changes and payment issues for the last 12 months.
Reading Stripe12 months pulled and the account notes in
NotionMCP tool callnotion.searchKickoff page, success plan and open requests for the account.
Reading Notion3 pages found.
Draft the renewal quote in
HubSpotMCP tool callhubspot.create_quoteRenewal at current terms, with the expansion option as a second line.
Building the quoteQuote ready for review at current terms and a value recap in
GammaMCP tool callgamma.create_presentationWhat the account got this year, in their numbers and their words.
Building in GammaDeck ready for review.
If usage dropped, tell the account owner in
SlackMCP tool callslack.post_message#renewals: account at risk, usage down, recap and quote ready.
Posting to SlackOwner told before anything goes to the customer.
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We build your playbook for you
Your Agent Architect writes your playbook from how your best deals are worked and won.
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Written in your team’s words
No prompts and no workflow builder. Anyone on your team can read the playbook, and any play can use any tool you connect.
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Dialed in more every week
Your Agent Architect tunes the playbook from what’s winning. Nothing in the playbook changes until you approve the edit.
You decide what runs on its own
Set each tool once. Internal work runs on its own. Anything a buyer would see waits for a rep.
- AllowArrows does the work and logs the activity on the deal.
- Ask firstArrows finishes the work, then waits for a rep to approve.
- OffArrows stays out of that tool.
HubSpot
- Read deals
- Update deal fields
- Create tasks
- Delete records
Gmail
- Read threads
- Create drafts
- Send email
Slack
- Read channels
- Post messages
- Send DMs
DocuSign
- Create envelope
- Send for signature
- Void envelope
Clay
- Find people
- Enrich contacts
Apollo
- Search people
- Enrich contacts
- Add to sequence
- Delete contacts
“We’re seeing higher deal values, faster sales cycles, and our AEs are getting hours back per week.”Read customer story →

Kalvin Richan
Revenue Operations Manager, Forecastr
Every tool in your sales stack tells you what already happened.Arrows tells them what’s next.
GmailDraft the recap before the rep is off the call
Google CalendarHold two times for the technical review with your SE
HubSpotMove the stage and close date when the buyer says yes
SalesforceFill MEDDPICC fields from what the buyer said on the call
AttioAdd every new stakeholder from the call to the deal
GongPull the battlecard when a call mentions a competitor
GrainClip the moment the buyer named a budget and share the clip with your manager
GranolaTurn meeting notes into a mutual action plan the buyer can edit
FathomLog every objection from the call as a CRM note
ClayFind the economic buyer before the next call
ApolloResearch every attendee before the meeting starts
ZoomInfoFind the new owner when your champion changes teams
SalesloftPut the whole buying committee on the right cadence
CalendlySend a booking link when the buyer asks to meet again
SlackPost every deal over $50K that moves to proposal in your manager’s channel
Outlook and TeamsBook the kickoff with the buyer’s team the day the contract is signed
PandaDocBuild the proposal from the terms named on the call
DocuSignSend the order form for signature once the quote is approved
IroncladStart the contract with the terms from the approved quote
StripePull billing history before the renewal call
QuickBooksCheck open invoices before you offer a discount
NotionWrite handoff notes with every promise made on the calls
AsanaSpin up the onboarding project from your template when the deal closes
LinearOpen a ticket when a buyer reports a product gap
GammaBuild a value recap deck for the QBR
CanvaMake a one-pager for your champion’s internal pitch
HighspotAttach the case study that matches the buyer’s industry
VantaAnswer the security questionnaire from your trust center
GainsightTell CS when an expansion signal comes up on a call
ZendeskFlag open support tickets before the renewal call
OutreachAdd new stakeholders to the right sequence
Chili PiperRoute an inbound demo request to the right AE
SnowflakePull product usage into the renewal recap
FrontCreate a follow-up task when a shared inbox thread goes quiet
AirtableLog every pricing request in your deal desk base
DropboxShare the latest security docs from your team folder
Your rep ends the call. Arrows does the follow-up.
Every call ends the same way: your rep opens tool after tool to do the same follow-up by hand. Arrows does all of that work from one workspace, the same way on every deal, for every rep.
Open HubSpotUpdate stage, next step and close date6 minOpen GmailWrite the recap and attach the deck9 min
Open ClayFind the CFO and check the title7 min
Open PandaDocBuild the quote from the price book12 min
Open SlackPost the update in #deal-brightwell3 min
Open NotionAdd the new pricing objection to the team wiki5 min
HubSpotUpdate stage, next step and close dateDone
GmailWrite the recap and attach the deck
Ready for you
ClayFind the CFO and check the title
Ready for you
PandaDocBuild the quote from the price book
Ready for you
SlackPost the update in #deal-brightwell
Ready for you
NotionAdd the new pricing objection to the team wikiDone
Now multiply that by your team
12 hrs back
for each rep, every week
Like hiring 3 more reps
in selling time, across your team
Estimate: a conservative 35 minutes back per call, five days a week, against a 40-hour week.
Reps review finished work, not prompts
Arrows drafts the work in each tool. Tools set to Allow run on their own. For the rest, a rep approves with one click.
Try the queue: open a request, approve it, or dismiss it.
Drafted a Notion pageCreate a private Notion page with the Brightwell deal overview
You asked for a copy of the deal overview to share with your manager.
Show request
Create pages in Markdown
- pages › title
- Brightwell: Deal overview
- pages › content
- Stage: Proposal · Close date: Nov 21 · Amount: $162K. Sarah asked for the order form. Dana Ruiz (CFO) signs.
- creation_mode
- draft
Create a private Notion page with the Brightwell deal overview
Drafted a Clay enrichmentEnrich the three new Halcyon Health contacts
Three people joined the last call and are not in HubSpot yet.
After approval: Add the three contacts to the HubSpot deal.Show request
Enrich people
- people
- Dr. Okafor, Lena Park, Sam Ortiz
- company
- Halcyon Health
- fields
- Title, email, LinkedIn URL
Enrich the three new Halcyon Health contactsRan automatically
Your organization allows Clay, so this ran on its own.
Drafted a Front taskAdd a Front task to reach out to Tidepool
Tidepool has been quiet for 14 days, and the next discovery call is not booked.
After approval: Draft the outreach email once the task exists.Show request
Create a task
- title
- Reach out to Tidepool
- assignee
- Jordan Lee
- due
- Today, 4 PM
Add a Front task to reach out to Tidepool
Drafted a Slack messagePost the Dana Ruiz update in #deal-brightwell
Dana Ruiz wants to join the next call, and the team should know.
Show request
Post a message
- channel
- #deal-brightwell
- text
- Dana Ruiz (CFO) wants to join Thursday’s call. Proposal is ready for her review.
Post the Dana Ruiz update in #deal-brightwell
Drafted a Gmail draft
Reply to Sarah Chen with the quote and order form
Sarah asked for the paperwork on the call, not another meeting.
After approval: Send the order form for signature in DocuSign once Sarah replies.Show request
Create a draft
- to
- sarah.chen@brightwell.com
- subject
- Quote and order form
- attachments
- Brightwell quote.pdf, Order form.pdf
Reply to Sarah Chen with the quote and order form
Drafted a HubSpot updateMove Brightwell to Contract sent
The order form is out, so the stage and close date should move with it.
Show request
Update a deal
- dealstage
- Contract sent
- closedate
- Nov 21, 2026
- amount
- $162,000
Move Brightwell to Contract sent
Drafted a HubSpot noteLog the Tidepool call summary on the deal
The call ended 5 minutes ago, and the deal has no notes from the call.
Show request
Create a note
- deal
- Tidepool
- body
- Budget confirmed for Q1. Mia wants a security review before the pilot.
- associations
- Mia Torres, Tidepool
Log the Tidepool call summary on the dealRan automatically
Your organization allows HubSpot, so this ran on its own.
Drafted a Calendar event
Hold two times for the Halcyon Health technical review
The security lead and the solutions engineer are both free on Thursday.
After approval: Send the invite to Dr. Okafor once a time is picked.Show request
Create an event
- title
- Halcyon Health technical review (hold)
- times
- Thu 10:00 AM, Thu 2:00 PM
- attendees
- Security lead, Solutions engineer
Hold two times for the Halcyon Health technical review
Drafted a DocuSign envelopeSend the Brightwell order form to Dana Ruiz for signature
Sarah approved the quote, and Dana Ruiz signs for Brightwell.
After approval: Move Brightwell to Closed won once Dana signs.Show request
Send an envelope
- signer
- Dana Ruiz, CFO
- document
- Brightwell order form.pdf
- cc
- Sarah Chen
Send the Brightwell order form to Dana Ruiz for signature
Drafted a sequence stepAdd Priya Shah to the procurement follow-up sequence
Priya said procurement must review the contract before Granary signs.
Show request
Add contacts to a sequence
- contact
- Priya Shah, Granary
- sequence
- Procurement follow-up
- first step
- Tomorrow, 9 AM
Add Priya Shah to the procurement follow-up sequence
Drafted a Slack messageAsk legal in #deal-desk to review the Granary redlines
Granary sent redlines on the MSA this morning.
Show request
Post a message
- channel
- #deal-desk
- text
- Granary sent MSA redlines. Can legal review them by Friday? The file is in the deal folder.
Ask legal in #deal-desk to review the Granary redlines
Drafted a Notion pageDraft the Fernway mutual action plan
Fernway agreed to a go-live date, so both teams need the same plan.
After approval: Share the plan in the Fernway sales room.Show request
Create pages in Markdown
- pages › title
- Fernway: Mutual action plan
- pages › content
- Security review Nov 4 · Legal Nov 11 · Signature Nov 18 · Go-live Dec 2
- creation_mode
- draft
Draft the Fernway mutual action plan

“It’s just a no brainer if you want to ensure that your sales process is consistent across your sales team.”Read customer story →

Dominique Rennell
Chief Customer Officer, Projectworks
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Every tool. Every deal. No prompts.
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We build your playbook from how your team already sells
We connect your CRM, email, calendar and call recorder
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