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Engagement

Sales sequences that change when the customer does.

The traditional version sends step three on day seven regardless. Here, rising intent escalates the channel, a reply stops the schedule, and “contact me in November” becomes November with the reason kept — so the next message continues a conversation instead of starting one.

Intent-drivenHonours “later”Explainable stepsGlobal caps

Intent escalates the channel

Two pricing visits and an opened proposal earns a call, not another email. The signal justified more effort, so more effort is spent.

“Later” is honoured precisely

A named month is stored as a date with the sentence that produced it. The platform's job in the meantime is to remember, which is exactly what people do not.

Every step can explain itself

Any message in a sequence can say which rule sent it and what evidence triggered it. A sequence nobody can audit is one nobody should point at their customers.

Caps sit above every sequence

Three motions could each want to contact the same person this week. Frequency limits apply across all of them, so nobody receives three unrelated approaches from one company.

Make sure every opportunity gets a next action.

Let AI handle the repetitive engagement, keep follow-up moving, and bring your team in when a customer needs a real conversation.

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