THE PART WORTH REMEMBERING
“Could you come back to me next week? We’re reviewing the team’s estimate process.”
PROSPERA OS / MEET NOVAH
Your dedicated assistant. Your company’s knowledge. The tools to turn a conversation into useful work.
From the next customer follow-up to the way your whole business runs.
See Novah in actionBetter questions before an estimate. Let’s build the next conversation around that.
Meeting outline + suggested times
FOLLOW-UP PLANNovah interface concept
Learning & practice → Company intelligence → Work in motion
SAY WHAT YOU NEED. WORK FROM WHAT YOU KNOW.
Prepare the follow-up. Arrange the meeting. Get the invoice ready.
Choose a job and explore how the work could come together.
01 FROM CONVERSATION TO MESSAGE
“Novah, help me follow up with Jordan.”
The last conversation belongs beside the next message.
WHAT DID JORDAN SAY?
Choose the context. Read the message it supports.
THE PART WORTH REMEMBERING
“Could you come back to me next week? We’re reviewing the team’s estimate process.”
Picking up the estimate conversation
Hi Jordan,
You asked me to come back next week about the team’s estimate process. Would you like to arrange a time to pick that up?
We could start with one estimate and the questions your team asks before sending it.
02 FROM A REQUEST TO A MEETING
“Novah, get Jordan’s follow-up meeting ready.”
Bring the time, the people and the purpose into the same view.
TRY A FICTIONAL TIME OPTION
The meeting outline changes with your choice. These are sample times, not live availability.
CALENDAR / EXAMPLE WEEK
JJordan + your team
WHAT WE’LL COVER
01Look at the current estimate.
02Find the questions to ask first.
03Agree the next step.
Bring the purpose.
Not just a calendar slot.
03 FROM AGREED WORK TO PAPERWORK
“Novah, prepare the invoice from the quote we agreed.”
Keep the draft tied to the work, fee and terms you already settled.
TRACE A DETAIL INTO THE DRAFT
A fictional $800 fee illustrates the handoff. This is not a Prospera quote.
One session with Jordan’s team.
Fictional amount for this example.
Sample agreed payment terms.
PREPARED FOR
One session with your team.
Example fee · confirm taxes and final total.
Check the customer, dates, taxes and details before issuing.
PREPARED
FOR REVIEW
04 FROM ONE OFFER TO A CAMPAIGN
“Novah, plan a campaign around our new workshop.”
Carry the same useful message from the first post to the follow-up.
EXPLORE THE CAMPAIGN

What does the customer need to understand before you send a number?
Workshop campaign · fictional postUnderstand the decision before explaining the price.
SUBJECT
Hi Jordan,
The workshop starts with a real estimate and the questions your team asks before sending it.
Would it be useful to work through one together?
The next message begins with what the person actually said.
Fictional interactive examples. Nothing is sent, booked, invoiced or published from this page. Actual actions require the supported tools, permissions and review settings.
EVERY CUSTOMER HAS A DIFFERENT NEXT STEP
Keep the conversation, the follow-up and the timing together. When someone replies, change the plan around what they actually said.
THE LAST CONVERSATION
“We want better questions before we send an estimate.”
“Jordan, you asked me to come back about the training next month. Is this still the right time to work through it?”
Fictional customer journey. The example changes the plan on this page; it doesn’t schedule or send.
THE CONVERSATION HAS A HOME
Your leads, history, scripts and next questions belong beside the person you’re speaking with.
Explore the Sales Companion

YOUR COMPANY’S ANSWERS. READY WHEN THEY’RE NEEDED.
Products, processes, competition and the way you sell. Build from the material your company trusts.
“Is this just a library of sales lessons?”
Company offer · Academy, Practice and Sales Companion work together.
Learn an approach in the Academy, rehearse a difficult moment in Practice, then prepare with the Companion before the customer call.
Illustrative knowledge examples and campaign art. Company material and research are reviewed before use.
MORE OF THE WORK, IN ONE PICTURE
Give the tools a job. Choose the parts of your business you want to support first.
Give callers answers, ask the questions your team needs, and route the enquiry or appointment through the right process.
Plan campaigns, content and customer communication around the offer and the people you want to reach.
Bring training, company knowledge and real work closer together through your Academy and sales tools.

“Can I book a time
to talk about training?”
Answer the question.
Continue through your booking process.
Learning that supports the working day.
PICK ONE JOB YOU WANT US TO RUN
Sales follow-up. Social content. A workflow that needs attention. Agree one priority, the deliverables and the monthly capacity.
25 years in sales. 3,000+ reps trained.
People who understand the work behind the tools.
We can help shape the sequence, prepare the messages and review which customers need a next step.
Contacts, channels, review responsibilities and usage are set in the service scope.Illustrative service plan and artwork. Managed work starts with one agreed priority and capacity.
BEFORE YOU BRING IT INTO THE BUSINESS
Start with the questions you’d ask if we were sitting across the table.
Prepare a customer follow-up, help arrange an appointment, draft an email, get an invoice ready or work through a business question. The actions available depend on the tools and review settings set up for your business. The examples here don’t execute those actions.
We start with what you already use and what needs to work better. Then we check which connections those tools support and agree what to keep, connect or build.
Yes. Pick a starting priority such as sales follow-up, marketing, social content or a workflow. We agree the work, responsibilities and capacity, then review before expanding.
Explore managed support →Enablement is the focused place to learn, practise and prepare. OS adds Novah, company knowledge, customer relationships, sequences and business tools. Your package defines access and support.
Explore Sales Enablement →WHAT WOULD YOU ASK NOVAH TO DO FIRST?