For enterprise
The same product, with the paperwork your legal team needs
Nothing about the motion changes at scale. What changes is procurement: single sign-on, a data processing agreement your counsel drafted rather than ours, a named subprocessor list under NDA, an availability commitment and a volume you negotiated.
- SOC 2
- Programme underway. Status stated on /security
- us-east-2
- Data residency
- Custom
- Volume, DPA, SLA
What actually goes wrong
Three ways this fails, and none of them is the software
Security review kills the pilot
Because the answers are marketing copy rather than mechanisms.
Data residency is a yes-or-no question
And most vendors answer it with a diagram.
Nobody can say what the model saw
Which makes an AI tool unbuyable in a regulated business.
What answers it
Mechanisms, not reassurance
Each of these is a thing the product does, linked to the page that describes how.
The gate is enforced below the application
A database constraint refuses a send without a verdict and an unsubscribe URL. That is an answer a security reviewer can verify.
Residency is stated, not implied
US, us-east-2, chosen explicitly. An EU deployment is a migration and we will say so rather than imply otherwise.
Every turn is stored as blocks, tool output included
So what an agent read before it acted is answerable, not reconstructed.
A week, from the outside
Nobody logs in. It still runs.
- Role-based workspace access. SSO and SCIM requirements need a separate implementation agreement.
- Custom DPA, named subprocessors under NDA.
- Audit log across membership, connector and agent changes.
- Negotiated credit volume rather than tiered allowances.
- A named contact, not a shared inbox.
This week you reached 214 new contacts and received 9 new responses across 3 active campaigns.
Now
In queue now
38
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Active sequences
412
Sent today
Emails
127
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Connection requests
18
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LinkedIn messages
24
Active campaigns
42 sequences running, 10 new this week across 3 senders.
18 sequences running, 6 new this week across 2 senders.
9 sequences running, 4 held for review.
Start with onboarding
Usage funding
From $250/monthOne-time onboarding is $2,000 or $5,000. Your monthly funding becomes credits, and unused purchased credits roll over.
- Monthly minimum
- $250, fully converted into credits
- Data credit
- $0.01
- Action credit
- $0.0025
- Unused purchased credits
- Roll over
Other ways in
See allBuilt for enterprise, with access by waitlist
Describe the company, confirm the keywords, connect a channel. There is one preview and then automatic sending in Autopilot, with approval available in Supervised mode.
Start with sales. $2,000 or $5,000 onboarding, then at least $250 monthly credit funding.