Meet Rita. Researches one prospect at a time, in real depth. Personalizes just like you would.
Combed 22 fintech ops leaders overnight. Top fit: Mae Chen, Lattice Ops (0.91 match). Skipped 6 already in your pipeline. 14 drafts waiting for your read.
One prospect at a time, in real depth. Not a mail-merge.
Rita reads your company brain and the prospect's real signals before a single line gets drafted. She combs the list overnight, ranks by fit, and skips the ones already in your pipeline. You wake up to a shortlist, not a spray.
Skipped 6 already in your pipeline. 14 made the shortlist.
The first touch, in your voice. With the receipts attached.
Every line is grounded in your brain, not a headline scraped off the internet. No formulaic opener, no ChatGPT cadence, nothing that reads like a robot. And it doesn't send until you say so. You keep the send.
Mae, you wrote that Lattice's ops team closes the month by hand. We hit the same wall at our last 3 fintech customers. They close on the first now, not the second week.
Nothing leaves until you approve. Clear the batch in ~4 min.
Sequences across email and LinkedIn. Stops the second they reply.
No awkward fourth email after a yes. The moment someone answers, Rita pulls them out of the sequence and hands the thread to you. She knows when a no is forever and when it's ping me in Q3.
- · Step 1 · email · sent Tue, opened
- · Step 2 · LinkedIn · sent Thu
- · replied Fri · sequence stopped
Rita: want me to schedule, or are you taking this one?
Books the meeting with a prep doc already attached.
When a prospect says yes, Rita finds the time, sends the invite, and writes the brief the night before. You walk in knowing the person, the company, and the ask. No scramble, no cold open.
- · Head of Ops · team of 9 · closing by hand
- · Pain: month-end takes 11 days
- · Opener that landed: the close-on-the-first line
Every touch, back in your CRM. Including the fields nobody likes filling in.
Rita logs to the CRM you already run, not a walled garden you'll never own. When she graduates the lead, the trail is already there: who, when, what landed, and the prep doc. The context stays in a brain that's yours.
3 touches · meeting Thu · prep doc linked.
Rita vs the standalone AI SDR.
The category leaders, 11x (Alice) and Artisan (Ava), promise a fully autonomous SDR on day one. They're genuinely good at scale and data. The catch is the one buyers keep hitting: autonomous-from-day-one is exactly how brand voice drifts, deliverability craters, and half the teams churn inside three months. Rita is built the other way around.
Buy a standalone AI SDR and you point a tool at a list. Hire Rita and you get a teammate who knows your company, drafts in your voice, and never sends without your yes. Same meetings booked. None of the three-month churn.
- —The close
- —The relationship
- —The hard pricing call
- →Prospect research
- →First touch in your voice
- →Booking and CRM logging
Won't send a sequence you haven't signed off on. Outreach waits for your yes until you hand over the keys.
How it earns trust.
Nobody gets the keys on day one. Not even the AI.
Watches and drafts. It learns your domain from the brain and drafts everything for your approval. You see exactly what it would do.
Acts, you approve. It proposes real actions. You approve, edit, or kill, and every edit teaches it. Approval rates climb as it dials in.
Routine on autopilot. You hand over the low-risk, repetitive work. The consequential calls still wait for you, by design.
The hand-off.
How Rita pings a human when it's your call.
The honest answers.
No dodging, no contact-sales-to-find-out.
Will Rita email prospects on her own?+
How does she personalize?+
Does she work with our CRM?+
Put Rita on the team.
AI Employees are sold separately. Waitlist folks get first dibs when the roster opens.
