Discount approvals in minutes, not days
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Create a skill called "Deal Desk Express". Set up a discount approval workflow. Define tiers: discounts under [10%] = auto-approved, [10-20%] = manager approval, [20-30%] = VP approval, [30%+] = CRO approval. When a rep requests a discount, route to the correct approver via Slack with: deal details, discount amount, reason for discount, competitive context, and deal impact (revenue, strategic value). One- click approve/reject buttons. If no response within [4 hours], escalate to the next level. Auto-approve doesn't mean no oversight — log all auto-approvals for weekly review. Track: average approval time, approval rate by tier, total discounts given, and impact on deal velocity.
Define your discount approval rules and the skill handles routing. Standard discounts
within guardrails get auto-approved. Non-standard requests go to the right approver via
Slack with escalation timers. Nobody's inbox becomes a bottleneck.
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