Deal Prep Workspace

Create a shared space where your whole deal team can ask about the full context (emails, call notes, proposals, and CRM data) to plan strategy on complex opportunities.

Upcoming functionality
For Account executives Sales managers Sales engineers Revenue operations

Parts of this recipe use capabilities on the Joy roadmap: connectors to systems other than SmarterU. The rest is part of JoySuite at launch, ready whenever you ask.

Sample prompt to Joy's Assistant

Brief me on the [deal] opportunity. Pull the latest emails, call notes, CRM activity, stakeholders, and open items into one summary my deal team can act on.

What it can look like

An illustrative example. Your output will reflect your own sources, data, and prompts.

Brief me on the Northwind Logistics opportunity. Pull the latest emails, call notes, CRM activity, stakeholders, and open items into one summary my deal team can act on.

I've pulled together everything on file for Northwind Logistics: CRM activity, email threads, and call notes from your connected sources. The brief below covers where the deal stands and what needs attention this week.

Deal brief: Northwind Logistics

Northwind Logistics is evaluating a platform license worth $210,000 ARR. The deal is in negotiation (day 38 of a typical 60-day cycle) with a target close of July 31. Momentum is good, but two items are sitting with their legal team.

$210K
ARR at stake
Day 38
of a 60-day cycle
Jul 31
Target close
2
Open items with legal

The clock is the pressure point: 38 of the 60 days are gone, leaving 22 to clear everything below before the July 31 close.

CycleDays
Elapsed38
Remaining22
  • Elena Vargas, VP Supply Chain. Executive sponsor; drove the June 24 demo and wants rollout before peak season.
  • Priya Nair, IT Director. Led the security review and closed her questions on June 26 after receiving the SOC 2 report.
  • Tom Okafor, CFO. Final sign-off; asked on the June 30 call for a three-year cost comparison against their current vendor.

The last two weeks have been active. Elena confirmed budget on the June 19 call, legal redlines arrived June 25 with three clauses flagged, and the ROI model sent June 27 has been forwarded to Tom's team for review.

  • Liability cap wording. Their counsel proposed a cap at 12 months of fees; our approved position is 24. Needs a joint call this week.
  • Payment terms. They asked for Net 60; finance has approved Net 45 as the floor.
  • Reference call. Elena asked to speak with a logistics customer. Harbor Freight Lines has agreed and is waiting on scheduling.

One risk to watch: a competing quote from LogiCore came up on the June 30 call. Nothing in the notes suggests a serious evaluation, but Tom is clearly using it for price leverage.

Want me to draft talking points for the liability cap negotiation, or lay out the stakeholder dynamics in more detail before the deal review?

How Deal Prep Workspace works

Your biggest opportunities have context spread across Salesforce, email threads, call recordings, and Slack. Before every deal review, someone spends an hour piecing together the story. Important details get missed.

  1. Connect your deal sources

    JoySuite reads your Knowledge Center: add CRM exports, email threads, call notes, and docs so they are searchable in one place. Direct connectors for these tools are available soon. Browse connectors →

  2. Ask about your deal

    Ask Joy "Brief me on the Acme Corp deal" or "What's the status of Acme?" to get the context.

  3. Explore the details

    Ask follow-ups: "What objections came up in the last call?" or "Who else is involved on their side?" JoySuite pulls from all sources.

  4. Strategize with confidence

    Use the complete picture to plan next steps, prep for calls, or update leadership, without digging through systems.

  5. Save it as a team command

    Save this prompt as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can use it in one click.

Make it yours

Unified deal search

Query all deal context from CRM, email, calls, and docs in one place using natural language questions like 'Brief me on the Acme deal.'

Deal briefings on request

Ask for a deal briefing and get the full context in one place, instead of piecing it together from scattered systems.

Multi-source context

Bring CRM exports, email, call notes, Slack threads, and documents together so all your deal data is searchable. Direct connectors for Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, Slack, Teams, and more are available soon.

Stakeholder mapping

Build a complete picture of everyone involved on the buyer side, their roles, concerns, and relationship dynamics.

Risk assessment

Focus on deal risks, stalled stages, and competitor mentions across all touchpoints.

Stakeholder Map

Build a complete picture of everyone involved on the buyer side and their roles.

Deal comparison

Compare this opportunity to similar won/lost deals for pattern insights.

QBR prep

Generate a structured account review for quarterly business reviews.

Frequently asked questions

What is a deal prep workspace and how does it help sales teams?

A deal prep workspace is a centralized space where sales teams can access all deal context (emails, calls, CRM data, proposals) in one place. It eliminates time spent searching through systems and ensures everyone has the complete picture for strategic deal planning.

How does AI deal intelligence work?

AI deal intelligence reads the deal information you add (CRM records, email, call notes, documents) and lets you ask questions across all of it. Ask natural language questions like 'What objections came up?' and get answers pulled from all sources.

What data sources can I connect to the deal prep workspace?

Today, add CRM exports, email threads, call notes and transcripts, documents, and Slack or Teams threads to the Knowledge Center, and all your deal context becomes searchable in one place. Direct connectors for Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, Chorus, Slack, Teams, and calendar are available soon.

How does a deal prep workspace improve win rates?

With the full deal context in one place, reps can spot risks earlier, understand stakeholder dynamics better, and prepare more thoroughly for each conversation.

Can I use deal intelligence for QBR and forecast preparation?

Yes. The deal prep workspace can generate structured account reviews, compare current deals to similar won/lost opportunities, and provide the data needed for accurate forecasting and executive presentations.

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