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Freightmill customer story

Twenty-five reps got their Fridays back.

Freightmill sells depot software to regional hauliers. Its reps spent most of Friday reading trade news to plan the next week's calls. Now the reading is done before Monday.

Freightmill's sales team at the depot
Freightmill's sales team at the depot25 reps across three regions, all on one review queue.

After one quarter.

sample customer · figures are illustrative
Hours saved per rep, each week
6h

Measured from calendar blocks marked research, before and after.

More replies to first touches
38%

Same reps, same territories, the quarter before against the quarter after.

Days from signal to first email
2days

Down from eleven. Depot openings were reached while they were still news.

Reps on the team
25reps

All on the Team plan, rolled out over three weeks by one operations lead.

Reading the trade press so the reps do not have to.

Freightmill's buyers announce things in small places: a planning notice for a new depot, a job post for a fleet manager, a line in a regional paper. Reps knew these were the best reasons to call, and spent Fridays hunting for them.

The operations lead set Prowlen to watch planning portals, job boards and twelve trade titles for the 1,400 accounts in their territories. Each Monday, every rep finds a short list of accounts where something moved, with a brief and a draft for each.

A rep reading a regional trade paper
Planning notices and job posts, now read by the agent every night.

The drafts are not what sold us. It was that every line had a link, so I could check it in ten seconds and send it without worrying.

Dana Okafor, sales manager at Freightmill sample quote

Reps still rewrite about a third of the drafts. Those edits now feed the next week's drafts, and managers read them in the review queue to see where judgement differs.

Three weeks, one region at a time.

The operations lead rolled Prowlen out seat by seat. Reps who started first showed the next group how they review.

An operations lead training a small group
Week one, the first five seats
Two reps comparing briefs
Reps comparing briefs at the depot
A manager reading in a glass office
The manager reads the review queue
A relaxed rep on a Friday afternoon
The Friday research block, gone
A regional team on a video call
The weekly regional call

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A week on the floor with Prowlen.