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Through the AI Worker's 'brain' architecture that runs one or more brains (based on combinations of persona, intent signals, offerings of interest and more) per persona you sell into. Each brain is grounded in your product specs, style guides, voice standards, and the documentation a human SDR would read, plus the proof points that matter for that specific persona. Writing rules and examples are built during onboarding and refined continuously through testing. A CRO at a logistics company and a Director of Demand Gen at a SaaS company do not get structurally similar emails, which is how quality holds across the contact base.

The Worker is signal-driven. Triggers (list-based or property-based) fire on configurable schedules and invoke the workflow, which runs a screening pass to block non-fit contacts and personal email addresses, routes the contact to the matching persona brain, runs intent classification against the contact and company properties, and writes the sequence. A trigger has to fire first, the contact has to clear screening, and the intent class determines what gets sent. Your CRM is the system of record throughout.

Your primary domain is never exposed to AI SDR sending volume. Sending runs on dedicated domains and mailboxes provisioned through a managed infrastructure layer, which carries the reputation footprint of the AI SDR work. Your corporate domain, the one your executives email from and the one that hosts your website, sits behind that infrastructure untouched. Even in the worst case where a sending domain is flagged, it is replaced from the buffer pool with no blast radius back to the brand.

That's not the goal. The Worker is built to multiply the capability and capacity of the team you have, not substitute for it. Think of it as an evolution in lead funnel operations. Your SDRs spend more time in qualified conversations and less time in research and copywriting. Your AEs spend more time on deals and less time prospecting to fill their own pipeline.

Most vertical AI SDR tools ship a single hosted instruction set running over a hosted knowledge base, charge per credit at a 5x to 10x markup over the underlying LLM cost, and leave the customer to reconcile the output against their own CRM. The architecture here is different. The Worker runs one brain per persona against your CRM and your instruction set rather than a generic one-shot solution.

The Worker needs access to the same things human SDRs need -- your CRM and your sequencing tool, with permissions to read and write records and to send on the dedicated mailboxes provisioned for the engagement. The CRM is the system of record, and the Worker reads from and writes back to it continuously. Beyond those baseline requirements, scoped permissions, system-specific user rights, and access controls are worked through during implementation with your stakeholders/teams.

Phase 1 implementation, with services included. The first weeks cover infrastructure setup, knowledge engine population from your content, instruction set tuning, AI Worker 'persona' and 'brain' configuration, and CRM workflow wiring. The remaining time is co-iteration with the services team alongside your RevOps lead to validate output against your ICP, refine the writing rules, and tune the trigger configuration based on early performance. If the Worker isn't producing meetings that meet your bar by the end of the engagement, we part ways.

Both. The architecture is the same on either side, just different triggers. Outbound runs against account-level signals (technographic, news, hiring, intent and ABM) and contact-level marketing signals. Inbound runs the same workflow when a marketing signal fires (form fill, demo request, lead score crossing threshold), routing the contact to the matching persona brain so the follow-up is calibrated to where the buyer is in their evaluation. Two add-ons extend inbound further. The Email Reply AI SDR triages replies in seconds, and the Web Chat AI SDR captures site traffic and books meetings from your website directly.

No. Your CRM stays the system of record throughout. The Worker reads from your contact and company objects, writes activity back to those same records, and updates the SDR status field on every contact it touches. If the data isn't in your CRM, the Worker doesn't know about it, which is by design. The integration runs on top of your existing CRM instance, with no parallel database to maintain.

No, but we support integrating with your existing or new data providers (which we will guide on over time) as the highest quality sources evolve. We believe that the data provider layer is a fluid landscape of quality and do not bake any one provider into our system. Instead, we work with the best interchangably to fit the needs of each client.

Few customers are 'ready' in the way they imagine they need to be. Phase 1 explicitly works against the existing signal set and the contacts already in your CRM, however imperfect. The 90-day services engagement includes the operational tightening that makes Phase 2, Phase 3, and Phase 4 productive over time. Waiting until the CRM is clean is the reason most CROs cite for never starting; the path forward starts with what's already there.

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