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Operation

Customers, found.

The AI finds companies that look like your best clients, finds the right person, verifies the email, and drafts the first message in your voice. You approve and send.

The outcome

A ranked, verified list of prospects on your desk every Monday, first email drafted.

A 1960s desk with a rotary telephone off the hook and a card index
The whole pipeline fit in one Rolodex.

A day in the life.

Lead finder logtoday
6:00weekly run: 214 companies screened against your best 12 clientsscreened
6:2038 fit the profile; 176 set aside with the reasonranked
6:45contacts found for 31; emails verified for 24; 7 dead addresses blockedverified
7:10first messages drafted for 24, each citing one thing about that companydrafted
9:15the founder approved 18, edited 3, skipped 3approved
9:1618 sent; replies routed to the CRMsent
Wed2 replies, 1 call booked; both logged on the companyreplied
Friweek summary: 24 drafted, 18 sent, 2 replies, 1 meetingdone
What the lead finder system shows the person who reads the log. Example entries, invented.
Review list2 waiting
  • the founder approved 18, edited 3, skipped 3Decide
  • 18 sent; replies routed to the CRMDecide
week summary: 24 drafted, 18 sent, 2 replies, 1 meeting
What a person reads each morning: the few items the system was not sure about, and what it did. Example, invented.

Behind the curtain.

What a person sees

A short list to approve, with the draft and the evidence beside each name. Nothing sends without a person.

What it may do alone

Researches, verifies and drafts. Never sends, never follows up on its own, never invents an email address.

Who answers for it

Sends from your own account under your name after your approval. The log keeps every address checked and why it passed or failed.

Whose work changes

The founder spends the research hours on calls instead.

Review list2 waiting
  • the founder approved 18, edited 3, skipped 3Decide
  • 18 sent; replies routed to the CRMDecide
week summary: 24 drafted, 18 sent, 2 replies, 1 meeting
What a person reads each morning: the few items the system was not sure about, and what it did. Example, invented.

These four questions are our doctrine. They are answered in writing for every system before it runs.

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