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Find buyers, follow up, and hand replies to your team

You sell to other businesses, but your cold emails go unanswered? Our B2B sales automation finds buyers who fit, drafts a personal first email for you to approve, follows up on time and passes every reply to your sales team.

Wholesalers, makers and exporters selling to other businesses

For wholesalers, manufacturers and exporters who sell to other businesses, such as shops, distributors, importers and brands, at home or abroad. It fits when one of these sounds familiar:

  • You know who your ideal buyer is, but nobody has time to find them.
  • Trade platforms cost a lot and bring few real inquiries.
  • Leads from trade shows and your inbox wait days for a reply.
  • Customer history lives in each salesperson’s inbox.

How it works, from list to order

  1. 01

    A target list

    You describe your ideal buyer: country, type of business, size, products. We build a list of companies that fit.

  2. 02

    Emails you approve

    AI drafts a short first email for each company. You or your salesperson edit and approve every email before it is sent.

  3. 03

    Follow-ups

    Follow-ups go out on the dates you set.

  4. 04

    To your salesperson

    Replies go to the salesperson you name, with the whole history.

  5. 05

    Quote and order

    Your salesperson sends the quote, and orders go into your ERP without retyping.

Leads stay with the company

Every company, contact, email, reply and follow-up date is recorded in your CRM or ERP, not in a salesperson’s personal inbox. When someone leaves, the next person picks up where they left off.

Questions about B2B sales automation

Do we approve every email?

Yes, each one, before it is sent.

When a salesperson leaves, do we keep their leads and follow-ups?

Yes. Every email and reply is recorded in company systems, so the next person sees the full history.

Next step

Contact us about finding buyers

Tell us what you sell, which countries you sell to and who your best customers are today.