Build in plain English
Describe the trigger, target, destination, and action in the language of the outcome, then let GTM² compile the request into visible workflow steps.
Solution 06 / Action
Describe the outcome in plain English. GTM² compounds the shared data and intelligence layers into a visible, governed workflow that acts across your stack.



The plain-English builder
This is applied AI in action: intelligence designs a useful workflow, then the governed runtime executes the exact steps you reviewed.
Describe what should happen
“When a high-fit account returns to pricing, enrich the buying committee, brief the owner, and draft the next touch for approval.”
Why the action compounds
A generic agent starts from a prompt. GTM² starts from the shared customer model and the intelligence already watching the revenue motion.
Describe the trigger, target, destination, and action in the language of the outcome, then let GTM² compile the request into visible workflow steps.
Context lookups, CRM reads, enrichment, notes, tasks, Slack posts, email drafts, and outbound steps become a saved typed workflow, not a hidden prompt.
Use Ask me first for proposed runs and editable review, or Just do it for trusted low-risk internal work where the tool policy permits it.
Inspect recent activity, pause an agent, edit workflow steps, recompile deliberately, and approve, deny, edit, schedule, or cancel proposed work.
Use cases / where to start
Start with a narrow trigger, a clear owner, and an observable result. Keep the first runs behind approval until the workflow has earned trust.
Detect the risk, gather account context, create an owner task, and post the reason where the team works.
Enrich a new lead, assess fit, assign the right owner, and prepare the handoff without an overnight queue.
Use a high-intent moment to assemble context and draft relevant outreach for review before it reaches the prospect.
Describe the outcome in plain English, inspect the compiled workflow, and let trusted data and intelligence compound into action.