Approach new business customers with emails that sound like a person writing as a peer: the first message and every follow-up. Each email starts from the recipient’s situation and ends with a single question that one sentence can answer. That gets conversations going before anyone in your company has reviewed a template.

The Agentic Part

An agent writes the email sequence for each recipient, from the first message to the last follow-up. It looks first for a reason that fits the recipient, such as news from their company, and builds the first email on it. Every further email brings a new angle or a new proof point. The agent decides which reason carries the first email and which angle comes next.

Main Features

The first message and every follow-up, written for the individual recipient
A peer tone, in the language of a colleague
A link to the recipient's situation in every email
Short subject lines that look like internal emails
A single question at the end of every email, easy to answer
Sequences of three to five emails with growing gaps
A new angle in every follow-up
Plain text as the format, with at most one link

Use Cases

Open the conversation with a new business customer.
Write to a company with an email that refers to a recent piece of news from that company.
Follow up on a missing reply with a new angle.