Process audit
We go through your sequences, lists, tools, and numbers, and write down what is happening. Most teams keep this in someone's head, not on paper.
We audit what you have, redesign it with the people who use it, and stay until it runs without us. The tooling is included, which saves clients an average of $62K a year.
Book a callWe start with what is already in place: the sequences, the lists, the tools, and the parts of the process that are written down.
We work with the people who send the emails, not only their managers. We write with them, test with them, and fix what does not hold. The engagement ends when the process runs without us.
Saved on software per client
Workstreams in the engagement
To a documented, running system
Companies served
We go through your sequences, lists, tools, and numbers, and write down what is happening. Most teams keep this in someone's head, not on paper.
We define who your team should contact and write the rules down: company size, industry, role, and the signals that matter for your offer. We keep the list narrow.
We write the emails with your team and rewrite them based on what gets replies. They keep the reasoning behind each version, not only the final copy.
We set up the domains, authentication, and warmup, and show your team how to keep it healthy. Most internal outbound breaks here.
We agree what counts as a real prospect and write it down, so a reply is judged the same way by everyone on the team.
We set up the weekly numbers your team will run on: emails sent, replies, meetings booked, and what changed. Then we sit in those reviews until they run without us.
Everything above goes into a written process your team owns: targeting rules, message logic, qualification criteria, and the reasoning behind each decision.
Clients save an average of $62K a year because sourcing, data, enrichment, verification, and sending infrastructure are part of what you are paying for. There is no platform to license and no seats to renew.
Tech stack, company description, firmographics, and full contact details on every record.
Every address is checked before your team sends to it.
Messaging drafted with your team and rewritten on what the numbers show.
The Lead Limiter, the Description Finder, and infrastructure we do not publish outside our engagements.
The first call decides between this and the full-service engagement.
The team that would run outbound is already there.
You would rather run outbound in-house than depend on an outside firm. Usually that is about cost, control, or leadership needing to explain internally how the channel works.
Targeting, messaging, and qualification decisions need to be explainable inside the company.
We review real sends together with the people who wrote them, and fix what does not work. Your team learns to review and iterate on the process themselves, not just follow it.
Week 1
We review your sequences, lists, tools, and numbers, and report what is working and what is not. You get a recommendation on that call.
Weeks 2 to 3
We rebuild the process with your team, teaching the reasoning behind each decision as we go. Nothing is adopted until they have used it on live sends.
Week 4 onward
Your team runs the process. We review the work each week until it holds on its own.
Weeks 1 to 3 are setup and are not charged. Your first paid month begins in week 4, when outreach goes live.
Full-service means we run the outbound. This means we rebuild your process and train your team to run it, so the capability stays in-house. The first call decides which one fits.
The people who send the emails, not only their managers. We write, test, and fix alongside them, so they keep the reasoning and not just the final copy.
No. It runs inside your live outbound. We review real sends with the people who wrote them and document your process as it settles.
The written process: targeting rules, message logic, qualification criteria, and the reasoning behind each decision, plus a team trained to run it. Our private tooling stays with us.
Usually there is something to audit: a team, some sequences, or past attempts. If outbound has never been built, full-service is often the better starting point. We say which on the first call.
Four weeks to a documented, running system. We stay through the rebuild, the live testing, and the handover.