Artificial Outreach finds the companies that fit, writes to the right person at each, and answers the leads your website brings in — from your own mailbox, at a pace you approve. Any market. You decide what matters; the machine does the rest.
no card · 30 data credits · about ten minutes to set up
Setup reads your website and drafts the rest. Long steps run in the background, so you can leave and come back; nothing is lost.
Your company, what you sell, who buys it, and what we say to them. You correct anything it got wrong.
Discovery works for any market. Every company is scored against your ideal customer, and you decide about them a group at a time.
Any industry: data providers such as Apollo and People Data Labs cover companies and people in every market, and a list you already have works too. Where a free public register exists for your market — US healthcare practices today — it is used first, at no cost. The same scoring, review and sequencing apply to all of them.
On the accounts you care about, signals such as funding, hiring and executive changes are watched for you.
What discovery found
Scored against the ICP from the registry alone.
Groups one decision each
WHO THEY ARE
WHO WE’D WRITE TO
Independent, one provider · 1,204 practices Sorted by city, then name
How the score was built
Rescore · what would actually change
Enrich, then rescore
Edit the ICPApproved companies are enriched, their people found, and every address verified before anything is sent.
When a message cannot go yet, the Queue says why. For example:
Each message is drafted for one person. Before the first approval you see the whole sequence, and you can edit the words or ask for a rewrite.
Late lanes, a week early
Hi Priya — you run operations for a fleet across three states, so a late lane usually shows up after the customer has noticed. Brackenfield Forecast reads your shipment history and flags the lanes likely to run late next week. Worth fifteen minutes?
THEN, WITHOUT COMING BACK TO YOU
Approving this starts the sequence: 2 more messages will be written and sent on the dates above without coming back to you. Pause the contact, or the sequence, to stop them.
Connect Microsoft 365 or Gmail in a minute. It checks your domain’s mail records and tells you plainly if it is not set up to send cold email safely, and you choose how fast it may go.
Where should outreach send from?
Add a DMARC record (start with p=none) so you can see who sends as your domain and receivers know you are watching.
If this is your main company address, a separate sending domain protects the one your invoices and support run on.
HOW FAST SHOULD THIS MAILBOX SEND?
Calls at a pace you set, in business hours in their time zone, from a script written for the person. Objections are detected as they happen and matched to a playbook; every call is transcribed and scored; the outcome lands on the contact beside the emails.
Objection “We already have a tool for this.”
Playbook Ask what the current tool misses; offer the comparison.
Transcribed and scored, saved on the contact beside the emails. 50 calls a day, business hours, their time zone.
Leads arrive from your website through the capture API or a hosted form. Each is qualified against your ideal customer, becomes a contact, and has a first reply written within minutes. With one switch, that reply goes within the hour. A human reply to any message raises a notification, a Queue item and an email.
Tell us a little about you and we’ll get back to you about Brackenfield Forecast.
Handled by Artificial Outreach for Brackenfield Analytics. Your details go to them and nobody else.
Inbound, without you
2,682 companies found by discovery are waiting for your call.
Open the Queue: orbit.artificialoutreach.com/queue
— Artificial Outreach. Turn this summary off in Settings › Automation › Engagement rules.
Email and calling today. Email goes from your own connected mailbox, Microsoft 365 or Gmail, never through a shared sending service. Calls go through your Twilio account, at a pace you set, from a script written for the person. LinkedIn is coming in the next release, in the same sequences, with the same approval.
Not unless you switch it on. The first message of any outbound sequence waits for your approval; follow-ups go on their own. First replies to website leads can go without approval, with a switch you control, and every one is traced.
It reads your website and your product pages, drafts your positioning and your offer, and you correct them. Every message is written from that, for one person, and you can edit or ask for a rewrite before it goes.
Any industry: data providers such as Apollo and People Data Labs cover companies and people in every market, and a list you already have works too. Where a free public register exists for your market — US healthcare practices today — it is used first, at no cost. Email addresses always come from a data provider and cost data credits.
Yes. The CRM connection is configurable for your setup. You can also upload a do-not-contact list so it never writes to your customers, and every conversation lives on the contact and account inside the product.
Your workspace goes read-only. Nothing is deleted; nothing is written or sent. Choose a plan and it picks up where it stopped.
Start now, and these arrive in your workspace when they ship.
Bring a spreadsheet of companies or people; every row becomes a candidate on the review, scored against your ideal customer like everything else, with its origin on the row.
A search across the data provider from inside setup: describe who you sell to and it finds them, with addresses revealed for a data credit each. Free public registers stay free where they exist.
Connection requests and messages as steps beside email, written for the same person, under the same approval and the same pace. LinkedIn also as a source: titles, moves and companies filled in from profiles.
Connect your calendar and the agent offers times, books the slot and puts it on both calendars.
Today it asks what times suit them and hands you the thread.
Happy to. Here are three times that work on my side. Pick one and I’ll send the invite.
Booked on both calendars when they pick a time.
Reply alerts and the morning summary through your own sender or a dedicated one.
no card · 30 data credits · about ten minutes to set up.