One brief, start to finish
October CTV campaign · forwarded email, pasted as-is
What CLOSINGMODE found
Rejected a $25 CPM — responded positively to the rescue-programming package.
Gmail · March 14
Increase direct Roku utilization during October.
Q4 Revenue Priorities · Drive
Two requested programs are unavailable in Canada.
Platform Rights Sheet
Approved case study for outdoor advertisers.
Outdoor Advertiser Results · Drive
Confirm whether Canada is essential before preparing the proposal.
If the campaign can run in the United States only, recommend the Roku survival-and-rescue package at $22,500.
Draft response — ready to send
“Thanks for sharing the brief. We have a strong Roku package across survival and rescue programming for the October flight. Before we finalize the recommendation, can you confirm whether Canadian delivery is required?”
Why · Supports the buyer’s content request, advances the Roku priority, stays above the approved price floor. A cross-platform proposal cannot yet be supported for Canada.
Commercial checks
A person makes the call — nothing sends itself.
Why sellers buy it
Every qualified opportunity receives an appropriate next action — including the small ones that used to cost more to prep than they were worth.
Experienced sellers review commercial decisions instead of assembling every response from scratch.
Rates, rights, inventory, evidence, and authority are checked before anything reaches the buyer.
A search tool finds documents. CLOSINGMODE uses them to make a commercial decision.
Every pilot measures approval-ready rate, seller time, opportunity coverage, and commercial errors caught
Built for human-led sales today.
Ready for agent-led sales tomorrow.
The same seller context and commercial controls carry across both.
The pilot
We connect one sales lane, build its commercial context, and prepare the next action for ten real opportunities.
Fixed-scope paid pilot · Read-only sources · Human approval by default