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Crm sync

Skill bowtiefunnel/bowtie-funnel-Labs/plugins/bowtie-gtm/skills/crm-sync

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Install
npx -y skills add bowtiefunnel/bowtie-funnel-Labs --skill crm-sync

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Use whenever a play needs live account truth — reading and reconciling CRM objects, properties, and associations. Spans every lifecycle stage. Runs on the Growth (Verbiflow) MCP.

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CRM Sync

It reads and reconciles CRM objects, properties, and associations, so awareness through expansion all run off live truth.

Requires

The Growth (Verbiflow) MCP. If it isn't connected yet:

claude mcp add --transport stdio growth -- npx -y growth-mcp

Always call growth_session_init first (auth + workspace).

Steps

  1. growth_session_init — auth + workspace.
  2. growth_crm_list_properties / growth_crm_list_association_types — learn the CRM's shape.
  3. growth_crm_fetch_objects — pull contacts, companies, deals.
  4. growth_crm_fetch_associations — resolve who's linked to what.

Repurpose (the Bowtie way)

Feeds live account context into every other skill; publish reconciled account views where the client needs them.

Notes

  • Do not send, sequence, or mutate platform state unless the user explicitly asks.

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