Whats a proposal that sits there unopened costing you time momentum maybe a deal prigmars invoice agent sends payment reminders so you dont have to

A proposal that sits unopened for a week is a warning sign. The momentum you had when you sent it is gone, and every day it sits, the deal gets colder. Prigmar's invoicing agent handles the part you keep putting off: chasing payment. Once an invoice or proposal goes out, it tracks the status and sends reminders on a schedule, so you're not the one writing awkward follow-up emails. Here's how it works: 1. **Send the proposal or invoice** through Prigmar. 2. **The agent tracks open and unpaid status** automatically. No manual checking. 3. **Reminders go out on the schedule you set**, so silence doesn't mean forgotten. 4. **You see when something's gone quiet too long**, instead of finding out weeks later. 5. **You decide the next move**: a call, a discount, or writing it off, based on real status, not a guess. The point isn't just an automated reminder email. It's knowing, at a glance, which proposals are quiet because the client's still deciding, and which ones are quiet because they've gone dark. That difference tells you where to spend your next hour. You still write the follow-up message and set the timing. Prigmar just makes sure nothing slips through because you were busy running the rest of the business.

A proposal that's sat unopened for a week is a warning sign. The momentum you had when you sent it is gone. Every day it sits, the deal gets colder. Prigmar's invoicing agent handles the part you keep putting off: chasing payment. Once an invoice or proposal goes out, it tracks the status and sends reminders on a schedule. You're not the one writing awkward follow-up emails. Here's how it works: 1. Send the proposal or invoice through Prigmar. 2. The agent tracks open and unpaid status. No manual checking. 3. Reminders go out on the schedule you set, so silence doesn't mean forgotten. 4. You see when something's gone quiet too long, instead of finding out weeks later. 5. You decide the next move: a call, a discount, or writing it off, based on real status, not a guess. The point isn't just an automated reminder email. It's knowing which proposals are quiet because the client's still deciding, and which ones have gone dark. That difference tells you where to spend your next hour. You still write the follow-up message and set the timing. Prigmar just makes sure nothing slips through because you were busy running the rest of the business.