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Every product included.

Describe the campaign and it lays out the sequence. Every email is then written from scratch for the person receiving it, on the day it goes out.

• Build the sequence by chatting, then edit any step by hand
• Three ways to bring contacts: upload, paste domains, or describe who you want
• Per step: the model, a length cap, phrases it may never use
• Daily caps per provider, and one reply cancels everything queued behind it
• Funnel, reply rate by role, and performance per step

A CRM that does the work. An Orchestrator decides who acts, the Workers do the job end to end, and every decision is written down.

• One Orchestrator, three AI Workers, seven Skills
• Meeting Notetaker joins the call, transcribes it and writes the summary onto the contact
• Personal Assistant messages you in Slack when a client writes
• Every decision logged with the reason, in plain English
• Full autonomy, approval where it matters, or approval on everything

Teach it your brand once. It applies it to every email, and holds back anything that would break your rules.

• Rules written the way you would say them out loud
• It asks you back when a rule is not enforceable as written
• Knowledge base built from your websites and your documents
• Banned phrases and if/then clauses, checked against each contact
• Nothing sends with a placeholder still in it

Keep the CRM you have, or run without one. It works out when the next follow-up is due, writes it, and stops the second someone replies.

• Works on Pipedrive, HubSpot, Salesforce and ActiveCampaign, or on its own
• Set the gap yourself, or let it choose one per deal from engagement
• Written from the thread, the stage and your CRM notes
• Replies sorted on arrival: a real answer stops it, an out-of-office reschedules it
• Reports on what came back, not on how much went out

Every contact scored 0 to 100 from your own signals, and every move comes with the reason behind it.

• Email, Stripe, Intercom, calendar and product usage in one number
• Deterministic floors, so the score is a policy and not a guess
• The score changes the cadence and who gets attention first
• It escalates to you when it should not decide alone
• Slack alerts when a score crosses your threshold