Multi-channel outreach with one brain across every channel.
Most stacks run channels in parallel silos: the email tool does not know they replied on LinkedIn, the dialer does not know they bounced. Here email, calls, and LinkedIn tasks share one state per contact, so every touch knows what happened on every other channel.
Empowering 1,000+ sales leaders and representatives to build a stronger sales pipeline.
Six days, three channels, one brain
This is what shared state looks like from the prospect's side: a coherent pursuit, not three tools shouting independently.
Every channel, doing what it does best
Email carries the argument, the call carries the conversation, LinkedIn carries the relationship. One sequence orchestrates all three, plus SMS and WhatsApp where they fit.
What happens on one channel changes all the others
This is the difference between multichannel and multi-tool. Channels that share one brain never contradict each other.
- Replies stop everything: answer on LinkedIn and the email steps stand down, answer on email and the LinkedIn tasks clear.
- Failures propagate too: a bounce or an opt-out suppresses the contact on every channel, not just the one that noticed.
- Every touch logs to one record, and two-way CRM sync keeps Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, or Zoho the source of truth.
Multi-tool vs multichannel
Comparing platforms? Salesgear vs Outreach, vs Salesloft, or see the sequencer underneath it all.
What powers the channels
The sequencer
Variants, conditions, schedules, and the stop engine that makes multichannel safe.
See the sequencerThe dialer
Mobile numbers at 95% accuracy, recording, transcripts, and AI summaries on every call.
See the dialerThe research
Deep Research writes each channel's touch from 100+ sources per contact.
See Deep ResearchMulti-channel outreach, answered
Which channels can one sequence run?
Email (automatic and manual), calls with generated scripts, LinkedIn actions as rep tasks (view profile, connect, message, InMail), plus SMS and WhatsApp messages and custom tasks. All in one sequence, all sharing one state per contact.
What happens when a prospect replies on one channel?
Everything else stands down. A LinkedIn reply stops the email follow-ups, an email reply stops the LinkedIn tasks, and a booked meeting completes the sequence. Channels share one brain, so the prospect never gets follow-up number four after already answering you.
Where do all the replies land?
One unified inbox: email replies, LinkedIn replies, and WhatsApp conversations together, filterable by channel. Every reply is auto-classified by sentiment as positive, neutral, or negative, and bounces and auto-replies are separated out, so the warm ones surface first.
Is LinkedIn automated?
LinkedIn steps are rep tasks by design: the sequence schedules the view, connect, message, or InMail at the right moment, and a person performs it. The orchestration is automated, the touch is human.
Are the messages personalized per channel?
Yes. A Deep Research step reads 100+ sources per contact and writes channel-appropriate content: a short LinkedIn note, a fuller email, and a call script with objection responses. Same research, dressed for each channel.
Can activity on one channel trigger action on another?
That is what triggers do: 13 events crossed with 9 actions. An email opened three times can create a call task. An accepted LinkedIn connection can update the contact's stage and notify the owner in Slack. A website visit can start a sequence.
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