Your tools, not ours.
- Your ideal-customer definition
- Web research
- CRM
Watches for public triggers among your ideal accounts: hiring, funding, new locations, leadership changes, reviews, pricing changes. Researches each one, then drafts a short evidence-based email for your approval.
Trigger: a 40-person logistics company posted three warehouse roles in Reno this week.
Hi Marcus, saw the three warehouse hires in Reno this week. When teams grow that fast, the onboarding gear order usually lags the start dates. We stock and kit PPE for exactly that; the first kit ships in 48 hours. Worth a ten-minute call?
Every message is approved by a person before it sends. No scraped first-name theater; one checkable fact, one relevant offer, and only published business contact routes.
Every number here is illustrative. On kickoff we replace it with your inquiry volume, quote value, list size, or ticket count, and the bot reports observed results after that.
No. Low volume, human approval on every message, published business routes only, honest unsubscribe, and a full stop after one follow-up.
Only from what the company publishes: contact pages, team pages, press contacts. It never guesses patterns or buys lists.
You pick from a menu on kickoff: hiring, funding, expansion, leadership, reviews, pricing, tech changes, events.
One install for one business. The managed desk starts after 30 days, so the first month has one job: prove this bot deserves to stay.