LinkedIn outreach that sounds like you, without risking your account.

AI researches each prospect and drafts the connection note and follow-ups. Your rep reviews and sends from their own profile in a short daily session, and every touch is tracked alongside email and calls.

LinkedIn tasks · todayIllustrative
  1. 09:00 · LinkedIn

    Brief ready: VP Operations

    Done
  2. 09:05 · LinkedIn

    Connection note drafted · ready to send

    Now
  3. Accepted · LinkedIn

    Follow-up message drafted

    Queued
  4. No reply · Email

    Moves to the email step

    Queued
  5. Reply · Outcome

    Happy to chat · meeting booked

    Done

Why assisted LinkedIn outreach?

Fully automated LinkedIn tools put your profile at risk and your voice on autopilot. Assisted outreach keeps the reach with a person on the account.

  • Your profile stays yours

    Messages are sent by your rep, at a human pace and within LinkedIn's limits, so the account is never handed to a bot.

  • Better first lines

    Each note references something specific about the prospect, drafted by AI and checked by a person.

How it runs

  1. Define targets

    Agree the accounts, roles, and the reason to connect.

  2. Research and draft

    Briefs and drafted notes prepared for each prospect.

  3. Review and send

    Your rep works the daily queue from their own profile.

  4. Follow up everywhere

    Email and call steps pick up where LinkedIn leaves off.

What it handles, end to end.

Each capability is scoped with you, tested on realistic scenarios, and switched on only when it is ready.

  • Prospect research

    Context before contact

    Summarise each prospect's role, company news, and recent posts into a short brief your rep can scan in seconds.

  • Drafted notes and messages

    Ready to review

    Connection notes, follow-ups, and comment ideas drafted in your voice for each prospect, queued as daily tasks.

  • Daily task queue

    A short, prioritised list

    Your rep works a prioritised list each day: review, edit if needed, send. The pace stays within LinkedIn's limits.

  • Linked to email and calls

    One sequence

    LinkedIn steps sit in the same sequence as email and call tasks, branching when someone accepts, replies, or goes quiet.

  • CRM sync

    Every touch logged

    Connections, messages, and replies are logged against the contact in your CRM, so nobody contacts the same prospect twice.

  • Profile and content support

    Warm before you reach out

    Optional post drafts and profile improvements, so prospects who check your profile see a clear reason to reply.

Guides before you scope it.

Short, practical reading for teams deciding what to automate first.

  1. AI for Marketing Teams: Cleaner Lead and Content Workflows Without the Hype

    AI can reduce the manual overhead in marketing workflows—lead enrichment, content briefing, campaign reporting—without overhauling how your team works.

    AI for Marketing · · 4 min

  2. What ‘Human-Led Automation’ Means in Practice

    Human-led automation is not a compromise—it's a design principle. Here's what it means in practice and why it matters for enterprise AI implementation.

    Custom AI Agents · · 4 min

Questions before you start.

Practical answers for teams deciding whether this fits the way they work.

Why not fully automate LinkedIn?

LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits bots and other automated activity on the platform, and accounts that use them can be restricted. Assisted outreach keeps a person sending from their own account while AI does the research and drafting.

How much of our rep's time does it take?

A short daily session to review and send the prepared queue. The research and drafting are already done when they sit down.

Can we start from Sales Navigator lists?

Yes. Saved Sales Navigator lead lists can be the starting point for research, drafting, and the daily task queue.

Scope your LinkedIn Outreach around the way you work.

Bring one call type or one lead source. We map the workflow, the human handoff, and the smallest useful pilot before any build commitment.

What the audit leaves you with

  • A map of your calls and lead follow-up
  • The first workflow worth automating
  • Handoff, consent, and data rules
  • A scoped pilot, in writing