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Outbound, inbound and an AI SDR as one engine.

Outbound and inbound run as one engine rather than two teams: the same ICP, the same offer, the same CRM. The outbound half is run by Autocloz — the group's own AI SDR — across email, LinkedIn, SMS, calls and WhatsApp.

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5
outbound channels

Email, LinkedIn, SMS, phone and WhatsApp, sequenced from one engine rather than four tools.

₹0
for the CRM

Autocloz, the group's AI-native CRM and SDR, is included free in every engagement rather than billed as software.

6
checks before every send

Account status, quiet hours, do-not-contact, minimum gap, hourly cap and daily cap — with no override flag.

$25–$250
B2B cost per lead

HubSpot 2025 benchmarks by channel — the range a programme should be judged against, not a promise.

01

What B2B lead generation is

The ICP is defined from closed-won deals rather than from an aspiration: industry, size, role and the trigger that made those companies buy. From there, an offer sharpened to one reason a prospect would take a call, and accurate, deduplicated target lists built from first-party research and enrichment rather than bought wholesale.

Outbound runs across five channels from one sequence engine — email, LinkedIn, SMS, phone and WhatsApp — configured in Autocloz, which is included free in every engagement. Deliverability is treated as a discipline: domain warming, volume discipline, verified business addresses only, a real sender identity and postal address, and a working one-click unsubscribe. Stop rules end a sequence immediately on any reply, meeting booked or opt-out, and one opt-out closes every channel for that contact.

The inbound half is the same engine pointed the other way: lead magnets, landing pages and conversion paths, with lead scoring on fit and intent and routing into the CRM with full context so a salesperson opens a record rather than a name. Reporting is on qualified meetings, not on emails sent. For calibration, HubSpot's 2025 benchmarks put B2B cost per lead between $25 and $250 depending on channel.

02

What it does

What the engine consists of, including the parts that keep it from getting your domain blocked.

01

An ICP from closed-won deals

Industry, company size, role and the trigger event, derived from who actually bought rather than from who you would like to sell to. Everything downstream is only as good as this.

02

Verified list building

Accurate, deduplicated target lists from first-party research and enrichment, with verified business addresses only. A bought list is the fastest route to a burned domain.

03

Multichannel sequences with an AI SDR

Email, LinkedIn, SMS, calls and WhatsApp in one sequence with branch-on-intent logic, configured in Autocloz — which researches the lead, drafts the message, sends it and logs the result without fields typed by hand.

04

Deliverability as a discipline

Domain warming before first send, volume discipline, sender rotation weighted by mailbox health, a real sender identity and postal address, and a working one-click unsubscribe.

05

Stop rules and compliance controls

Any reply, meeting booked or opt-out ends the sequence immediately, and one opt-out closes every other channel for that contact through a wildcard do-not-contact entry checked before each send.

06

The inbound half

Lead magnets, landing pages and conversion paths feeding the same CRM, with scoring on fit and intent and routing that hands a salesperson a record with context rather than a bare name.

03

How it runs

Five stages, and the first two are where the outcome is largely decided.

  1. ICP and offer engineering

    Closed-won analysis to define who to target and why now, then an offer sharpened to a single reason to take a call. A generic offer to a precise list still fails.

  2. Verified target list build

    First-party research and enrichment, deduplicated and verified, with business addresses only. Accuracy here is what protects the domain reputation everything else depends on.

  3. Multichannel outbound

    Sequences written per segment and run by the AI SDR across five channels, with the compliance gate clearing every touch and warmed domains behind the sending.

  4. Inbound capture

    Lead magnets and conversion paths built alongside, so demand created by the outbound motion and by search lands in the same place with the same scoring.

  5. Qualify, route and report

    Scoring on fit and intent, routing with context into the CRM, and reporting on qualified meetings rather than on activity volume.

04

Who it is for

Teams for whom the constraint is meetings rather than awareness.

Founders selling before there is a sales team

Where the pipeline depends on the founder's calendar and the network has been exhausted. The AI SDR gives coverage without a headcount decision.

Heads of demand generation

Teams with an inbound motion that works and no outbound one, where the missing capability is a verified list and a sequence rather than more content.

Sales leaders with SDR churn

Organisations where the cost of hiring, training and replacing SDRs exceeds the pipeline they generate, and where a consistent engine is worth more than a variable one.

Agencies and services firms

Referral-dependent businesses that need predictable, repeatable outbound alongside the reputation work — with the CRM included rather than another subscription.

05

What it does not do

The limits of an outbound engine, and the things we will not do inside one.

  • We promise no number of leads, meetings or pipeline. Response depends on your offer, your market and your timing, and a quoted number would be a guess dressed as a commitment.
  • We do not buy contact lists, and we do not send to addresses that have not been verified. Both are fast routes to a blocked domain and a reputation that takes months to rebuild.
  • We do not send without a real sender identity, a real postal address and a working unsubscribe, and we do not override a do-not-contact entry for any reason.
  • It does not create demand for a product nobody wants. Outbound compresses the time it takes to find the people who already have the problem; it does not manufacture the problem.
  • Compounding inbound demand is a different, slower engine — and running both is usually the right answer rather than choosing. SEO & GEO →
06

Answers

What is an AI SDR, concretely?

Software that researches a lead, drafts the message, sends it across the right channel, handles the reply classification and logs the result — with a person setting the strategy and reviewing what it produces. In our case it is Autocloz, included free rather than billed as an extra tool.

How do you protect our domain reputation?

Domain warming before the first cold send, verified business addresses only, volume discipline with per-mailbox daily caps, sender rotation weighted by mailbox health, and a compliance gate that runs six checks before every single touch with no override.

What happens when someone asks to stop?

The sequence ends immediately, and the opt-out is written as a wildcard do-not-contact entry, so it closes email, LinkedIn, SMS, calls and WhatsApp for that person at the same moment rather than only the channel they replied on.

Do we have to buy the CRM separately?

No. Autocloz is included free in every engagement — the CRM, the sequencing, the dialer, the unified inbox and the AI SDR. You bring your own mailbox, carrier and model keys, and those vendors bill you directly at no markup.

How is this measured?

On qualified meetings and pipeline, with the cost per qualified lead tracked against the channel benchmarks. Emails sent, opens and connection requests are diagnostics, not results.

How long before meetings appear?

Outbound produces signal in the first few weeks once lists and domains are ready, and domain warming takes about three weeks before the first cold send. Anyone promising meetings in week one is skipping the warming.