An AI SDR that turns a one-line brief into booked meetings
Sai plans each campaign, hands every step to a specialist agent and checks the work before it moves on. You approve the plan and the first send.
- Step
- All steps
- Channels
- LinkedIn, email, WhatsApp
- Team
- Six specialist agents
- Who, why now, what1 PlanApproved
- June and Leo2 FindDone
- Liz3 WriteIn review
Example
One brief. Booked meetings.
A full campaign from one line
Give Sai a brief. The plan covers who to contact, why now and what to say, and every step gets an owner.
See a campaign plan →Meetings without managing the work
Sai hands each step to a specialist agent and checks it, so only the decisions reach you.
How Sai works →Nothing runs without your OK
You approve the plan and the first send. A short update shows what went out, who replied and what’s booked.
What Sai does →What Sai does.
One brief in, a running campaign out. Sai does the coordination an SDR manager would, and you sign off on what matters.
Plans the campaign
From a one-line brief and your knowledge base: who to contact, why now and what to say, in one plan you can edit.
Assigns each job
June and Leo find prospects, Liz writes the sequence, Sue handles replies and Mateo books the meetings.
Checks the work
Leads are checked against your ideal customer and messages against your guidance before anything moves to the next step.
Reports back
A short update on what went out, who replied and what’s booked, with any change Sai wants to make for your OK.
Campaigns Sai runs.
Give Sai a moment worth reaching out on. Each play comes with an example opening line.
New sales leader
Heads of sales in their first 90 days, when they rebuild the stack.
Fresh funding
Companies that just raised, with budget and a plan to hire.
Hiring SDRs
Job posts that say a team is scaling outbound right now.
Switching moments
Users of a tool that shut down or changed its pricing.
Like your best customers
Companies like your closed-won deals, found by Leo.
Engagers on your topics
People commenting on posts about your problem space, found by June.
Tell Sai who you want to reach.
Describe your next campaign in a sentence. Sai turns it into a plan: who, why now, what to say and which agent does each step. Below: example briefs for a company that sells outbound software.
Heads of sales at SaaS
Brief: “Heads of sales at B2B SaaS, 11–200 people, in Europe.”
Agency owners
Brief: “Owners of growth and lead gen agencies who run outbound for clients.”
More like your customers
Brief: “More companies like our best customers.”
You approve the plan
Before anyone starts, Sai shows who it will contact, why now and what to say.
You approve the first send
Review the first messages before the campaign sends on its own.
Change any part
Swap the targeting, the signals, the sequence or the agents taking part.
A campaign, step by step.
What Sai shows you along the way, for the same example company.
- Who
- Heads of sales and RevOps at B2B SaaS, 11–200 people, Europe
- Why now
- A new sales leader, a recent round or SDR hiring
- Where from
- June: people engaging with outbound posts. Leo: lookalikes of your closed-won deals
- What to say
- LinkedIn invite and message, then 3 emails over 8 days, written by Liz
- Replies
- Sue drafts every reply for you to approve
- Meetings
- Mateo books them on your calendar
Most of your closed-won deals are SaaS teams that had just hired a sales leader.
StartsAfter you approve
Waiting for your approvalHi Marta, saw Finlane is hiring two SDRs. New reps usually spend their first month building lists. We hand them prospects with a reason to reach out, already researched. Worth a look?
- Angle
- Job post · 2 SDR roles · Oct 19
- Checked by Sai
- Matches your ideal customer · claim backed by a source
You approve the first messages before the campaign sends on its own.
Batch25 first messages ready
Waiting for your approval- Sent
- 212 messages to 86 leads
- Replies
- 14, of which 6 interested
- Booked
- 3 meetings, all on your calendar
- Suggested
- Pause the third email for agencies: no replies so far
Zoe found the third email gets no replies from agencies. Sai turns it into one change for your OK.
ChangePause one step for one segment
Waiting for your approvalExamples. Names, companies and numbers are illustrative.
Most outbound needs a manager. Sai is one.
Running outbound means coordinating lists, writing, replies and bookings. Sai owns the whole campaign and brings you only the decisions.
You build the list, write the sequence, watch the replies and chase the bookings, across tools that don’t talk to each other.
- Every step waits on you
- Leads and messages checked by hand
- No one owns the whole campaign
One brief becomes a plan. Sai hands each step to a specialist and checks the work before it moves on.
- June and Leo find, Liz writes, Sue and Mateo book
- Every lead checked against your ideal customer
- A short update on what’s booked
Run Sai for your clients. Under your brand.
White-label workspaces for every client, with your logo, colors and custom domain. You set the client price, Seleqt’s cost stays fixed, and the margin is yours.
Run more clients with the same team
Sai plans and runs each client’s campaign in its own workspace. Your team approves the plan and the first send.
Launch a client from a one-line brief
Who, why now and what to say, drafted from the client’s knowledge base, ready for your review.
Reports clients understand
Sai’s weekly update shows what went out, who replied and what’s booked: an easy story for every client review.
Example clients. Names are illustrative.
How Sai works. From brief to meeting.
- 1
Give Sai a brief
Who you want to reach, in one sentence. Sai reads your knowledge base for the rest.
- 2
Approve the plan
Who, why now, what to say and which agent does each step. Change anything first.
- 3
Approve the first send
Review the first messages. After that the campaign runs on its schedule.
- 4
Sai keeps it running
The agents do each step, Sai checks the work and reports what changed.
Questions about Sai.
What does Sai do that the other agents don’t?
Sai runs the whole campaign: plans it, hands each step to a specialist agent and checks the work between steps. The other agents each do one job.
What is an AI SDR?
An AI agent that does an SDR’s prospecting work: finding the right people, researching them, writing outreach and handling replies until a meeting is booked. Sai does it by leading a team of specialist agents, with you approving the plan and the first send.
AI SDR or a human SDR?
Sai takes research, list building, writing and follow-up off your team. Keep your people on calls and deals, or use Sai to cover outbound you don’t have the headcount for.
Does Sai cost extra?
No separate fee. Sai uses the credit pool included in every plan. Each account comes with 5,000 credits, enough for standard outbound needs.
Does Sai send anything without my approval?
You approve the plan before anything starts and the first messages before the campaign sends on its own. Sue drafts replies for you to approve unless you let her send on her own.
Can I change the plan?
Yes. Edit who to contact, the signals, the sequence or which agents take part.
Which channels does Sai use?
LinkedIn, email and WhatsApp, with every reply in one inbox. Sending starts at safe daily limits and ramps up gradually.
Do I need Sai to use the other agents?
No. Each agent works on its own. Sai is for when you want one agent to run the whole campaign.
Give Sai your next campaign
Write one sentence about who you want to reach. Sai plans it, the agents run it, and you approve what goes out.
