One operator console. Many sender inboxes. Eight product surfaces, no add-ons.
Most outreach tools treat each LinkedIn account as a separate workspace. LinkedReach treats them as a pool. Push a sequence across all of them, balance load, and watch sender health from a single sender strip at the top of the dashboard.
Build a sequence as a chain of steps — view profile, connect, message 1, wait 3 days, message 2, escalate to InMail. Branch on accepted, no-reply, or replied. Conditional waits respect your campaign's send window down to the timezone.
Personalisation isn't first-name token replacement. Each opener is generated against the lead's profile, recent posts, and your ICP brief — producing a sentence that reads like it took you ten minutes to write. Then a phrase-freshness check compares it against everything the pod has already sent, and regenerates if it sounds templated.
Personalisation is the part of AI outreach buyers see first. It's a small share of what the system actually does. Every box below is a workflow shipping in production today — running on the same brain that learns from every reply your pod sends.
Every lead is scored against your ICP before LinkedReach burns a daily-cap action on them. Returns a fit score, the reasoning, and a recommended action — bad-fit prospects never reach the queue.
A 1–2 line opener referencing the lead's profile, role, and recent activity — per lead, dropped into the message via tokens. Hand-personalising 30+ leads a day per sender doesn't scale; this does.
Hand the AI your offer, ICP, and pod voice. It drafts the full 5-step sequence — with tighter variance on high-stakes steps (the InMail, the first connect note) and looser variance on low-stakes follow-ups.
Every generated message is checked against prior sends from the pod. If phrasing overlaps too much, it's regenerated once with explicit "do not reuse" instructions. Keeps the pod sounding human as it scales.
Every inbound is tagged interested / objection / not now / wrong person / negative / out-of-office — routed to the right pod member's queue, with high-intent ones surfaced first. Closers stop reading "thanks but no thanks" all day.
Drafts or auto-sends the response, asks qualifying questions, books meetings on your calendar — fully autonomous when configured, or via a reply preview / approval flow when you want a human in the loop.
Every inbound is keyword-scanned for legal, GDPR, contract, pricing, refund, "remove me" — the kind of phrases where an auto-reply would be a disaster. On a match, auto-send is disabled for the thread, an alert is filed, and a human picks it up.
When a conversation runs 10+ messages, the brain keeps the topic-setting first message plus the recent nine and elides the middle. The AI stays on-topic in 30+ message threads instead of losing the plot at message twelve.
We won't tell you which AI vendor is behind it — that detail will change a dozen times in the next two years and we'd rather you bet on the workflow than the model. The brain is a frontier LLM, swappable behind the scenes, and it gets sharper as your pod sends more replies.
Most tools stop at the opener. Agent Mode keeps going. When a lead replies, the agent reads the message, classifies intent, drafts a contextual response, and offers calendar slots when intent is positive. Run it in approve-each-reply mode for the first month, then graduate to fully autonomous.
Switching between fifty LinkedIn tabs is how operators burn out. The unified inbox surfaces every reply across every connected sender, attributed to the right account, sortable by intent, warmth, or campaign.
Your closer doesn't want to read every "thanks but not now" reply. LinkedReach scores every replied lead on ICP fit, warmth, and intent — routes the qualified ones to the closer queue, archives the rest, and surfaces aggregate signal across the campaign.
Hard sending caps are not a feature you toggle — they're enforced at the worker level. Operators can't override them from the UI. Every action is randomised in timing, every account gets its own residential proxy, and any LinkedIn warning instantly pauses the affected account.
Native sync with the CRMs that matter. Webhook triggers for everything else. Zapier for the long tail. Lead activity, reply state, and meeting bookings flow into your pipeline without an admin running CSV exports every Friday.
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