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Scheduled performance reports on deal closures

Purpose

 1.1. Automate periodic delivery of performance summary reports on aircraft deal closures to relevant stakeholders in the organization.
 1.2. Aggregate sales, deal pipeline status, closure rates, delays, responsible agents and financial outcomes in regular reports.
 1.3. Ensure transparency, swift decision-making, compliance, and team accountability via structured and consistent reporting.

Trigger Conditions

 2.1. Predefined schedule: daily, weekly, or monthly—usually at close of business or customized time.
 2.2. New deal closure event detected in CRM or sales system.
 2.3. Manual override: supervisor or system admin initiates report dispatch.
 2.4. Batch timer: threshold number of deals closed triggers immediate report (optional).

Platform Variants


 3.1. Salesforce
  • Function: Schedule Reports
  • API: `/services/data/v54.0/analytics/reports` with scheduling

 3.2. HubSpot
  • Function: Workflows & Reporting API
  • API: `/crm/v3/objects/deals`
  • Configuration: Scheduled Workflow → Auto email w/ attachments

 3.3. Microsoft Power Automate
  • Function: Recurrence Trigger
  • Setting: "Repeat every X days" → "Get CRM Data" → "Compose report" → "Email"

 3.4. Google Sheets
  • Function: App Script Time-based Triggers
  • Setting: `ScriptApp.newTrigger('generateReport').timeBased()`

 3.5. Airtable
  • Function: Automations - Scheduled Automation
  • Setting: “At scheduled time” → “Run script” (Create summary, email)

 3.6. Monday.com
  • Function: Automations - Custom Automation
  • Setting: “Every week on Monday at 9am” → “Create and send report”

 3.7. Zoho CRM
  • Function: Scheduled Reports
  • API: `/crm/v2/Deals` & Reports module

 3.8. Pipedrive
  • Function: Scheduler via Insights Reports
  • API: `/deals/` endpoint & “Scheduled report email”

 3.9. Slack
  • Function: Scheduled Workflow
  • Setting: Workflow Builder / `chat.scheduleMessage` API for posting summaries

 3.10. Google Drive
  • Function: Drive API to auto-generate and share reports
  • API: `/drive/v3/files` → Create, share via email

 3.11. Dropbox
  • Function: Scheduled PDF generation
  • API: `/2/files/upload` & `/2/sharing/create_shared_link_with_settings`

 3.12. Outlook
  • Feature: Scheduled Email
  • Setting: “Delay Delivery” + rule-based triggers + Excel Export

 3.13. Gmail
  • Function: Scheduled Send using Apps Script
  • Setting: Script to auto-send summary at interval

 3.14. SendGrid
  • Function: Automated Transactional Email
  • API: `/mail/send`
  • Configuration: Dynamic templates, scheduled via backend

 3.15. Twilio SendGrid
  • Function: Programmatic Report Delivery
  • Setting: Automation to send PDF/CSV via email

 3.16. Amazon SES
  • Function: Scheduled Email Automation
  • API: `SendEmail` endpoint via Lambda scheduled event

 3.17. AWS Lambda
  • Function: Scheduled tasks via CloudWatch
  • Setting: Lambda script pulls data, assembles, uses SES to send

 3.18. Zapier
  • Function: Scheduled Zap
  • Setting: “Schedule” trigger > “Find deals” > “Formatter” > “Send email/PDF”

 3.19. Make (Integromat)
  • Function: Scheduled Scenario
  • Setting: “Scheduler” > “Get deals” > “Compose report” > “Send”

 3.20. Trello
  • Function: Scheduled Automation via Butler
  • Setting: Butler rule to send summary to email/Slack at defined interval

 3.21. Notion
  • Function: Automated Database Query
  • API: `/v1/databases/query` combined with time scheduler

 3.22. Freshsales
  • Function: Scheduled Reports
  • Setting: Built-in weekly/monthly report to selected emails

Benefits

 4.1. Ensures timely insight for decision makers and sales leadership.
 4.2. Reduces manual report prep, decreasing errors and employee workload.
 4.3. Promotes real-time responsiveness—early detection of process bottlenecks.
 4.4. Supports compliance by keeping logs and regular reports on file.
 4.5. Strengthens sales team performance tracking and accountability.

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