Email · thanks · Conduction

Subject {{ ENGAGEMENT_TITLE }} is done · one ask for you From {{ SENDER_EMAIL }} To {{ CLIENT_EMAIL }}

Engagement closed · {{ REFERENCE }}

It was good working together, {{ CONTACT_FIRST_NAME }}.

{{ ENGAGEMENT_TITLE }} is delivered. Three things to close out:

What we delivered

{{ DELIVERABLE_1 }}. Concrete, one line.
{{ DELIVERABLE_2 }}.
{{ DELIVERABLE_3 }}.

One ask

Did the engagement work for you? A short review on {{ G2_LINK }} or a referral to someone who could use OpenCatalogi/OpenRegister helps us enormously. Two minutes of your time; weeks of effort for us.

One offer

{{ NEXT_PHASE_DESCRIPTION }}. If this sounds interesting, book a 30-minute call: conduction.nl/talk. No pressure; only when you're ready.

For now: thanks for trusting us with this work. Keep going.

{{ SENDER_ROLE }} · Conduction

{{ SENDER_TEL }} · {{ SENDER_EMAIL }}

            Conduction B.V. · KvK 76741850 · VAT NL860784241B01 · IBAN NL51 ABNA 0868951550 · Lauriergracht 14h, 1016 RR Amsterdam
          

Email · thanks · one ask, one offer, small

Why we built it this way

One ask, one offer, no three pages of praise

A thank-you email longer than two scroll-heights doesn't get read. What we did, one concrete ask (review/referral), one concrete offer (next phase), done.

Three deliverables with mint bullets, not fifteen. Three lines that say "yes, that's right". Moves the client from "what did you do?" to "yes, that's what you did".
One ask, orange accent frame. Review or referral. Two things under one request, MKB buyers pick what fits.
One offer, no accent frame. Next phase. Separate from the ask, so the client doesn't feel direct-sales pressure.
"Keep going." Not "we hope to speak again soon". Concrete, MKB-direct, no marketing gloss.
No unsubscribe footer. This is transactional / engagement mail, not broadcast. Reply goes to the sender.

Uses

email-invoice chassis · email-order-confirmation as the lifecycle sibling · voice for "keep going" tone · --c-mint-500 for delivered-bullets · --c-orange-knvb for the one-question accent