The second and third touch are the ones that get skipped
We build this as an n8n workflow across the CRM and the mailbox or the sequencer. Follow-up is a task with context. It is not another five emails nobody would sign.
Book a Free n8n ConsultThe problem
The second and third touch are the ones that get skipped.
What we automate
- ✓ Next-touch tasks from the last activity, not a fixed guilt trip
- ✓ Breakup notes only after the steps you defined
- ✓ Replies and meetings cancelling the rest of the sequence
- ✓ Stale opportunities surfaced with the last human note
- ✓ A manager view of touches due today
Example scope, not a client case study
The first week produces one workflow: next-touch tasks from the last activity, not a fixed guilt trip. Done means a record your team can open, and an alert that names the record when a run fails. This describes the shape of the work. It is not a result from a named client.
How the n8n build works
Name the trigger and the done state
Done is a record in the CRM and the mailbox or the sequencer, not a feeling that the work happened.
Build the path your team described
The first release includes next-touch tasks from the last activity, not a fixed guilt trip.
Add the stop rule
Follow-up is a task with context. It is not another five emails nobody would sign.
Alert on failure with the id
A broken run names the account, the file, or the deal. It does not say 'workflow failed' and stop there.
Why teams use this
The repeated part runs every time, including Fridays
A person still owns the step that can embarrass you
You can read the workflow six months later
The next related workflow reuses the same credentials and ids
n8n Sales Follow-Up Automation only works if the trigger is an event you already have. We will not invent a signal. If the CRM, the file drop, or the form does not exist yet, that setup comes first.
Follow-up is a task with context. It is not another five emails nobody would sign. That constraint is in the workflow as a branch, so a future edit does not accidentally remove it.
What this costs
The scoping call is free. The build is priced per workflow after we see your systems, not as a flat package and not per n8n execution. n8n software is separate: self-hosting is free on your server, and n8n Cloud publishes its own Starter and Pro plans. Those are their prices, not our fee.
Who you talk to
The person who scopes the workflow is the person who designs it. You get that owner on the kickoff call. We reply within 24 hours. AI PROFI does not publish a specialist's local license, a phone number, or a street address for this service.
FAQ
How custom is this?
Can Claude write the message or the summary?
Where does it run?
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We build this in your n8n instance, document how it runs, and stay on for the first production week.