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Heldly for Account Executives

The champion forwards you to procurement. You ask Claude to add them to the next call. Done in one turn.

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Friday 4:47 PM

Sara forwards you to procurement.

Marcus wants pricing. Diana needs to vet terms. Today this is a thirty-minute project across Calendly, Slack, and your champion's inbox.

Friday 4:47 PM

You paste it to Claude.

One line under the forwarded thread: set up the call. Claude reads it — the people, the topic, the duration.

Friday 4:47 PM

Claude drafts the title and agenda.

From the forwarded thread it pulled the people, the topic, the duration. You confirm — or change anything before it goes out.

Friday 4:48 PM

Three afternoons next week.

Heldly reads your calendar, places tentative holds on the same three slots. They sit there quietly until Sara picks — or until Tuesday evening, when they release themselves.

Monday 9:12 AM

Sara picks Tuesday.

Picker email lands in her inbox over the weekend. She taps a card on her phone in the elevator. Marcus and Diana don't need to install anything.

Monday 9:12 AM

Procurement is in the room.

The two unpicked holds clear from your calendar in the same request. Marcus and Diana get the Google invite. The deal moved on Friday at 4:48.

Inbox · AcmeFri 4:47 PM
FwdSara<sara@acme.com>

Re: pricing call next week

Hi —

Looping these two in for the next call. Marcus wants to see pricing; Diana needs to vet contract terms. Let's do 45 min next week if you can swing it?

Cc:Mmarcus@acme.com· directorDdiana@acme.com· procurement
Claude

[forwarded thread] Set up the call — 45 min next week.

Reading the thread. Marcus and Diana on the picker. Holding three afternoons.

Reading context
Claude
Drafting

Title

Acme × Heldly — pricing walkthrough

Agenda

Pricing walkthrough with Marcus; contract terms with Diana; Sara hosting. 45 minutes.

Confirm — or change anything?Looks good
heldlyYour calendar · 3 holds placed
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Inboxsara@acme.com
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heldlyAcme × Heldly · Pick a time

Pick a time for your meeting

Pricing walkthrough · 45 minutes with Anna

Tue May 27
2:00 to 2:45 PM
Wed May 28
3:30 to 4:15 PM
Selected
Thu May 29
1:00 to 1:45 PM
heldlyYour calendar · confirmed
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Booked · Marcus + Diana attached2 holds released
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Procurement on the call. You moved the deal before you closed the laptop.
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Inbox · AcmeFri 4:47 PM
FwdSara<sara@acme.com>

Re: pricing call next week

Hi —

Looping these two in for the next call. Marcus wants to see pricing; Diana needs to vet contract terms. Let's do 45 min next week if you can swing it?

Cc:Mmarcus@acme.com· directorDdiana@acme.com· procurement

Friday 4:47 PM

Step 01

Sara forwards you to procurement.

Marcus wants pricing. Diana needs to vet terms. Today this is a thirty-minute project across Calendly, Slack, and your champion's inbox.

Claude

[forwarded thread] Set up the call — 45 min next week.

Reading the thread. Marcus and Diana on the picker. Holding three afternoons.

Reading context

Friday 4:47 PM

Step 02

You paste it to Claude.

One line under the forwarded thread: set up the call. Claude reads it — the people, the topic, the duration.

Claude
Drafting

Title

Acme × Heldly — pricing walkthrough

Agenda

Pricing walkthrough with Marcus; contract terms with Diana; Sara hosting. 45 minutes.

Confirm — or change anything?Looks good

Friday 4:47 PM

Step 03

Claude drafts the title and agenda.

From the forwarded thread it pulled the people, the topic, the duration. You confirm — or change anything before it goes out.

heldlyYour calendar · 3 holds placed
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Standup
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Design review
Sync
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3 times held for SaraExpires Tue 6pm

Friday 4:48 PM

Step 04

Three afternoons next week.

Heldly reads your calendar, places tentative holds on the same three slots. They sit there quietly until Sara picks — or until Tuesday evening, when they release themselves.

Inboxsara@acme.com
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LinkedIn4h
Your network has 12 new updates this week
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Notion6h
Daily digest, 3 new mentions
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HeldlyNEW2m
Pick a time — Acme × Heldly pricing call
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GitHub1d
Weekly digest, 2 PRs awaiting review
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Spotify2d
Your Discover Weekly is ready
heldlyAcme × Heldly · Pick a time

Pick a time for your meeting

Pricing walkthrough · 45 minutes with Anna

Tue May 27
2:00 to 2:45 PM
Wed May 28
3:30 to 4:15 PM
Selected
Thu May 29
1:00 to 1:45 PM

Monday 9:12 AM

Step 05

Sara picks Tuesday.

Picker email lands in her inbox over the weekend. She taps a card on her phone in the elevator. Marcus and Diana don't need to install anything.

heldlyYour calendar · confirmed
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Acme · Pricing
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Booked · Marcus + Diana attached2 holds released

Monday 9:12 AM

Step 06

Procurement is in the room.

The two unpicked holds clear from your calendar in the same request. Marcus and Diana get the Google invite. The deal moved on Friday at 4:48.

Procurement on the call. You moved the deal before you closed the laptop.

The rest of the week

  • “Book a 45-min demo with Sara at Acme next week, Wed–Fri afternoons.”

    Three slots, picker on its way. Sara gets the email; you go back to writing.

  • “Loop in our CRO Lisa for the Acme exec sync — find a time that works for everyone.”

    Three times both your calendars take. Lisa gets a heads-up email before the invite lands.

  • “Sara wants Tuesday now instead of Friday.”

    Friday released. Three new Tuesday afternoons held, picker re-issued. Same URL — old email still works.

  • “Which of my in-flight deals haven't picked yet?”

    Four. Two of them I'd ping today — one picker hasn't opened in five days; another expires in 19 hours.

See it in action

Real transcripts of the conversations from this playbook.

  • Book a meeting in one sentence

    Heldly checks your calendar, holds three afternoon slots, emails Sara a one-click picker. Same shape for discovery, follow-up, QBR — anything.

  • One picker, multiple CC'd attendees

    Three customer-side attendees. The champion picks; the others are CC'd on the picker and added to the calendar invite once she picks.

  • Intersect two calendars in one ask

    Loop in your CRO. Heldly intersects both calendars, holds three times that work for both, emails the customer-side champion.

  • Move a meeting without breaking the picker link

    Sara wants Tuesday instead of Friday. Heldly deletes the booked event, holds three new slots, emails a 'moved to...' picker. Same URL keeps working.

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