Marketing and demand gen
You write it. They deliver it.
Marketing owns the message and the timing. It goes out from the account owner, in their name, on the channel that converts for that account.
Built once, centrally
Marketing owns the message and the timing
Campaign
Platform migration, enterprise tier
Nothing lands in a shared inbox. Every message goes out from the person who already owns that relationship.
Delivered from
- Owner, west enterprise Replied
- Owner, named accounts Opened
- Owner, mid-market east Queued
Replies come back to the owner, and the sequence pauses itself.
What gets in the way, and what replaces it.
Marketing builds the campaign. Sales ignores it. The work dies in a Slack thread.
Build the sequence and the audience centrally. It sends on behalf of each account owner automatically, with no rep decision required.
Execute →Marketing sends from a marketing domain, so the best-written email in the company lands in a promotions tab.
It goes out through the rep’s warmed outbox instead. Permission sets decide who can send on whose behalf, and replies route back to the owner.
Execute →Intent signals land in a marketing tool and never reach a seller in time.
An agent clusters intent across web, webinar, and product usage, matches each account to its owner, and drops the task in their feed.
Automate →0
tools for reps to learn. The play arrives where they already work
“By far the most complete prospecting tool I’ve ever used! I use it every day, it’s simply amazing!”
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