Arguments
What you get
The ask is shaped by the scope
It asks, never assumes
- Nothing in a draft implies approval exists.
- Unknown permission is stated as unknown.
- Quotes are reproduced exactly as the customer said them.
- Draft only. You send it.
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Drafts the permission request to a customer whose words you want to use publicly, referencing what they said and where they said it.
/closedloop-customer-proof-outreach draft the website permission email for candidate 1
| Argument | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|
| A candidate from Customer Proof | yes | |
| Usage scope: website, sales, case study, live reference | yes |
PERMISSION REQUEST: Priya, Northwind Trading
Scope: website
ROUTE
Direct. She replies to your account team the same day and has
spoken to marketing before. No internal intro needed.
SUBJECT
A quick ask about something you said in May
BODY
Hi Priya,
On our renewal call in May you said usage-based billing paid
for itself in a quarter, and that you'd pointed two other
companies our way.
Would you be comfortable with us using that line publicly,
with your name and Northwind's logo? Happy to send you the
exact placement first, and to change the wording to whatever
you'd rather have said.
No problem at all if you'd rather not.
THE EVIDENCE THIS USES
"Usage-based billing paid for itself in a quarter..." May, call
WORTH ASKING WHILE YOU HAVE HER
Whether she'd take a peer reference call. Different ask,
different permission, but she is the obvious candidate.
| Scope | The ask covers |
|---|---|
| Website | Public quote, logo, name approval, attribution preference |
| Sales | Reuse in decks, emails and prospect conversations |
| Case study | A conversation first, then approval, with metrics validated |
| Live reference | Format, frequency, opt-out |