Outbound you run by talking to it · You approve the sends
Pipeline work done by AI,signed off by you.
Outlevo researches your accounts, qualifies them against your ICP and drafts the next step. Nothing goes out unless a policy your team approved allows it, and every claim in a message comes with its source.
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Jordan, congratulations on the RevOps Manager opening1. Teams at your size often find month-end close is where a new RevOps hire spends their first quarter2. Worth 20 minutes to compare notes?
- United States, an allowed country
- Contact verified, not suppressed
- 12 of 40 sends today on this mailbox
- Every claim has a source
Outbound you run by talking to it
Tell the assistant what you sell and who buys it. It asks one question at a time and fills the campaign in front of you: company, markets, ideal customers, accounts, emails. Once it is sending, ask how it is doing and get the numbers and the replies.
- Every change it makes shows in the conversation, with an Undo
- Edit any card yourself; the assistant picks up your edit
- It never approves, starts or sends: the policy gate and your team still decide
We sell to RevOps at US and Canadian SaaS companies.
✓ Markets set: US, CA Undo
Got it. While I draft the segments: should the first email lead with a question or a number?
Every claim has a source. Every gap says so.
A Readiness Card hands an account to a rep with three quoted observations, each with the page and the date it was read. What nobody knows is written down as a question, not filled in with something plausible.
- A quote that is not on the page is dropped, not paraphrased
- Guesses are labelled as hypotheses until your team approves them
- Reps accept or reject in your CRM, with a reason that feeds the ICP
We are hiring a RevOps Manager to own our HubSpot instance
northwind.example/careers · Oct 14 · quote foundBuilt for finance teams at mid-market software companies
northwind.example/customers · Oct 12 · quote foundClose your books in five days, not fifteen
northwind.example · Oct 12 · quote found
The policy gate sits in the middle
Research, qualification and drafting run on their own. Nothing reaches a prospect, an ad platform or your CRM without passing the policy, and you decide which steps also need a person.
- 01ResearchPublic pages and your CRM, quotes kept with their sourceautomatic
- 02QualifyFit, intent and data quality against your approved ICPautomatic
- 03DraftThe next step: an email, an audience, a handoffautomatic
- 04Policy gateCountries, contacts, limits, budget and sources, checkedblocks or passes
- 05You approveOr the policy approves the routine cases you allowedyour call
- 06Send and learnReplies, meetings and rep decisions come back from your CRMrecorded
Built your product with Lovable or Cursor? Find its buyers from the same chat.
Outlevo runs as an MCP server and an API. Ask Claude, Cursor or your app builder to qualify accounts, find the decision maker and draft the first step. The assistant does the asking; the approval still comes to you.
- One command for Claude Code, one file for Cursor, one prompt for Lovable, Bolt, Replit and v0
- A test key runs on 100 fake companies: no credits, nothing sent
- No tool can approve or send: it proposes, you decide
> Find the best-fit accounts in my list and get the top one ready for a first email
● list_companies { limit: 50 } → 37 not yet qualified
● qualify_company { company: "Northwind Analytics" }
confirmation_required · 1 credit
> yes
● qualify_company { confirm: true } → fit 86 · intent 52
● discover_contacts { confirm: true } → Jordan Ellis, VP Finance ✓ verified
● propose_revenue_action { type: "outbound_step" }
waiting for approval in Outlevo · policy v4 · 2 sources
nothing is sent until a person approves itWhat you decide, and what runs on its own
The split depends on your role. Pick yours.
You decide
- The ICP and the countries you sell into
- The outbound policy: who, how often, how much
- Every first message to a new segment
Runs on its own, inside your policy
- Account research and qualification
- Drafting sequences inside the policy
- Readiness Cards for the calls you take
You decide
- Which accounts go to which rep
- Edits to drafted messages
- Accepting or rejecting a handoff, with a reason
Runs on its own, inside your policy
- Finding and verifying the buying committee
- Evidence for every account
- Tasks in the CRM, due on the SLA date
You decide
- The field mapping into your CRM
- Policies, limits and kill switches
- Which data sources count as evidence
Runs on its own, inside your policy
- CRM sync and nightly reconciliation
- An audit trail of every action
- Weekly reports and attribution
You decide
- Audience budgets and channels
- Competitors to track
- Segments to test
Runs on its own, inside your policy
- Ad audiences from qualified accounts
- Competitor pricing and page changes, weekly
- Win/loss by segment from your deals
See the workspace you would open on Monday
A fictional company that sells to finance teams. Every screen is the product's own layout, filled with demo data.
Accounts narrowing from researched to won, stage over stage, with the weeks behind them. Counted from records, not modelled.
What waits for your approval, what is with your reps, and what the week produced.
Each account handed to a rep: scores, three sourced observations, the contact, the reason and the next step.
The policy a person approves: countries, buyers, channels, limits and budget. Every action is checked against it.
Hypotheses labelled experimental, hard constraints you set, and win/loss counted by company.
Every account with its status, fit, intent and data quality, and the reason in one line.
Quoted facts from competitors' public pages, what changed this week, and your win rate against each.
What was researched, sent and booked, what it cost, and what each channel contributed.
A fictional company. No customer data is shown.
Outlevo and an autonomous AI SDR
Both draft and send. Only one asks you first, and shows its sources.
| Outlevo | An autonomous AI SDR | |
|---|---|---|
| Who decides what is sent | A policy your team approved, checked on every action | The agent, judged on volume |
| Facts in a message | Each one quoted from a page, with its date | Generated; rarely checkable |
| Markets | Only the countries you set | Wherever the list goes |
| What a rep receives | A Readiness Card: evidence, unknowns, next step | A meeting on the calendar |
| Stopping it | A kill switch per campaign, channel or workspace | Pause campaigns one by one |
| Audit trail | Every action, with the policy and sources behind it | Activity logs |
The policy is a document you approve
Countries, buyers, channels, daily limits, budget, suppressions, what needs a person. It is approved with two-factor, versioned, and every action records the version it ran under.
- Change a limit and it applies to the next action
- Customers, open deals and unsubscribes are always suppressed
- Any approver can pull the kill switch
# Who Outlevo may contact, and how
countries: [US, CA] # set by you; never proposed
buyers: [VP Finance, Controller, CFO]
company_size: 200..2000
channels:
email: { mailboxes: 3, per_mailbox_per_day: 40 }
linkedin_ads: { monthly_budget_usd: 1200 }
touches_per_contact: 3
suppress: [customers, open_deals, unsubscribed]
evidence: every_claim_needs_a_source
needs_approval: [first_message_to_new_segment, new_audience]
kill_switch: any_approverQuestions teams ask first
Does Outlevo send email on its own?
Where do the facts about an account come from?
Will it tell us which countries to sell into?
Which CRMs does it work with?
How is it priced?
Can I try it without connecting anything?
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sent 14:02 · approved by Dana (owner) · policy v4 · 3 sources · Northwind Analytics