Early access — automated multi-channel outreach

Outbound that sends, governed end to end.

An add-on capability pack for the marketing seat — the same agent, the same governance, pointed at pipeline. It sources, qualifies, drafts, and sends across email and DMs from accounts you connect — under hard daily caps, business hours, and a kill switch. Where a channel isn't armed, it hands your team one-tap drafts instead.

Source

Builds lead lists from open data and the seats your team already owns — never from scraped social profiles.

Qualify

Scores fit and intent against your ideal-customer profile; only genuine prospects move forward.

Draft

Writes the outreach in your voice, with the context that earned the right to send it.

Send

Sends one-to-one from accounts you connect — capped daily, business hours only, human-scale pacing. Channels you don't arm fall back to one-tap drafts your team sends.

The risk, stated plainly. Automated DM sending uses your connected accounts in ways the platforms' terms don't allow — that's the industry's open secret, and we'd rather say it than hide it. You arm each channel yourself after a written risk acknowledgment; caps, pacing, and business hours are enforced in code, and one switch pauses everything. Email is different: one-to-one B2B from your own mailbox, sender identified, an opt-out in every message, and a suppression list honored forever.

Exactly where the line sits

It does

  • — Source leads from open data, public business pages, and seats you own — rotating areas so the well never runs dry
  • — Score fit and intent against your ICP, with a scarce-touch floor enforced in code
  • — Send one-to-one B2B partnership email from your own mailbox: capped daily, sender identified, opt-out on every mail, suppression honored forever
  • — Send LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Instagram DMs from accounts you connect — capped daily, business hours, human-scale pacing (one-tap assisted mode remains the fallback)
  • — Watch your inbox for replies and route them to you; opt-outs suppress automatically

It never does

  • — Exceed its caps, message outside business hours, or touch leads below the quality floor
  • — Blast bulk or ESP-routed cold email — email is one-to-one, from your own account
  • — Hide the trade-off: automated DMs use connected accounts against platform terms — you arm each channel yourself after a written risk acknowledgment
  • — Scrape logged-in platforms for contacts
  • — Book meetings — in development, not sold yet