Buyer tracker

Buyer Tracker Automation

Arvya keeps buyer trackers current from buyer emails, meetings, CRM, scheduling threads, and diligence signals.

Direct answer

Buyer tracker automation keeps the live process tracker current without forcing analysts to manually re-read every email, meeting note, and CRM record. Arvya extracts buyer status, feedback, next steps, meeting history, diligence movement, and ownership, then drafts tracker updates with source evidence for review.

Who it is for

Sell-side teams running broad buyer outreach and management presentation processes.

Associates and analysts who rebuild buyer status before every weekly update.

Bankers who need a tracker that matches the real process before client calls.

The broken workflow

Buyer trackers drift because email, calendar, and CRM move faster than the spreadsheet.

Weekly updates become manual status-reconstruction exercises.

One missed buyer response can create client embarrassment or process delay.

What Arvya does

Finds buyer movement across Outlook, Teams, meetings, CRM, and tracker files.

Drafts updates to status, feedback, last touch, next step, owner, and meeting fields.

Keeps evidence attached so the banker can approve changes quickly.

How it works

Built for cited answers and human review before writeback.

1

Read the existing tracker structure rather than creating a parallel source of truth.

2

Compare tracker rows to live buyer evidence from Microsoft 365 and CRM.

3

Present a review queue of proposed tracker changes with citations.

Common questions

Does Arvya replace the buyer tracker?

No. Arvya keeps the existing tracker accurate. It reads the tracker as the process artifact and drafts updates from live deal evidence.

What buyer tracker fields can Arvya update?

Common fields include buyer status, feedback, last contact, next step, meeting date, owner, NDA status, diligence status, and risk flags, depending on the firm's tracker format.