Six parts of one pipeline, explained separately.
Most outbound stacks are four tools that do not know about each other. MyLeadTeam is one pipeline with a person standing in the middle of it. Here is each part, on its own page, with what it does and what it does not.
No payment method. No recurring charge. Your own SMTP, your own data.
- Agents
- 10, in one pipeline
- Approval
- Required for AI drafts
- Sending
- Your own mailboxes
- Workspace
- Multi-project, 4 roles
Find, understand, approve, then send.
The order matters more than the feature list. Every part hands its output to the next one, and the third handoff goes through a person.
- 01
Find
Scout searches by niche and location, or you bring a CSV. Leads land in a pool and wait; nothing is researched automatically.
- 02
Understand
Research crawls each site and Strategist picks the angle, drawing on a knowledge base that grows with every campaign.
- 03
Approve
Writer drafts the sequence. An AI-written campaign stops here until a person reads it, edits it and approves it.
- 04
Send and listen
Sender delivers through your own mailboxes on a gradual ramp. Replies, bounces and opt-outs are handled without anyone watching an inbox.
Pick the part you are evaluating
Lead discovery
Find matching businesses by niche and location, or bring your own list.
Read the pageResearch and enrichment
Crawl each company and turn the site into an outreach angle.
Read the pageSequences and approval
AI drafts the sequence. You approve it before anything sends.
Read the pageDeliverability
Your own mailboxes, gradual ramp, authentication checks, auto-pause.
Read the pageReplies and inbox
Replies matched to the lead, classified, and acted on automatically.
Read the pageAgency workspace
Run several clients from one organisation with scoped access.
Read the page
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The product tour walks the pipeline in the order the work actually happens, from an empty project to a reply landing in the inbox.
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