Next — coming soon
- Upload your own list
- Find anyone, in any market
- LinkedIn, in the same sequence
- It books the meeting
Release notes
Every release, newest first, in the product’s own words. Next up: what is coming soon.
Inbound without you
- Reply alerts: a human reply raises a notification, a Queue item and an email; the rest of that sequence stops.
- The morning summary: one email each morning with what happened and what needs you.
- First replies to website leads by rule, with a switch you control.
- Replies detected within the hour.
- Setup runs in the background.
- A hosted lead form for every capture key.
- The sending domain checked when you connect a mailbox.
- Three plans and data credits.
The review as a sheet
- The candidate review opens as a sheet over the Queue, with one headline and the decision as its action row.
- Contact and account pages in the product’s own look, in both themes.
- “Not needed” is remembered.
The first email leaves the building
- Inbound leads picked up and answered.
- The first email sends from your own mailbox.
- The candidate review: decide about what discovery found, a group at a time.
- Edit or rewrite a message before it goes.
- Only verified addresses are written to.
Setup that finishes and keeps its place
- Setup runs as saved background work: it survives a closed tab and picks up where you left it.
- Products and their features are kept apart.
- Discovery tells the truth about coverage.
- Background work is visible.
A new customer can sign up and set up
- Signing up leads straight into setup.
- Setup’s first step reads your website reliably.
- Lead capture keys belong to one organisation, so every lead lands in the right workspace.
The starting point
- Inbox: conversations grouped by thread, with the contact and company beside each one.
- Company, brands and products read from your website, with the page each value came from.
- The Queue.
- Lead capture with a guide to connecting your website form.
- Microsoft 365 and Gmail mailboxes.