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Asking who else should be involved

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Email
Use when
Discussions are progressing and you want to include the right decision makers.

Tip: In many organizations, senior leaders make the final decision. Asking early avoids surprises and shows respect for the partner's hierarchy.

Fill every field before you send. Remove any line that does not apply, rather than leaving a field empty. Adjust the greeting to the time of day where your partner is.

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The partner's title, for example Mr., Mrs., Dr., Engr., Barr., Chief or Alhaji.
The partner's surname. Use first names only after the partner invites you to.
The product or product line under discussion.
The partner's company name, spelled exactly as they write it.
Your full name.
Your company name.

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Subject: Including the right colleagues

Dear {{PartnerTitle}} {{Surname}},

Thank you for your continued interest in {{Product}}. As we move forward, I want to make sure we respect your internal process.

Are there colleagues at {{PartnerCompany}} who should take part in our next discussion, or whom we should keep informed? We would be glad to prepare any information they may need, and to meet with them at a time that suits them.

Thank you for your guidance.

Warm regards,

{{MyName}}

{{MyCompany}}

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From DealDialect (dealdialect.com) by Ayomide Adeyeye, licensed CC BY 4.0.