An Orkeste AI SDR reads the Salesforce or HubSpot record, researches the prospect and their company on LinkedIn, and drafts a first-touch email that references something real. Your reps review, edit and send. It is the tedious eighty percent of prospecting, handled, with the relationship still owned by a human.
Analyze Salesforce and HubSpot records, research prospects on LinkedIn, and draft highly personalized cold emails or follow-ups in Gmail. Flag leads from companies over 50 employees as priority.
Scores every new lead on company size, role and intent signals, routes hot ones to a rep on Slack within minutes and logs the reasoning in the CRM.
Pulls the prospect profile and recent company activity from LinkedIn so the outreach references something specific instead of a template variable.
Writes first-touch emails and follow-up sequences in Gmail, grounded in the CRM history and the research, ready for a rep to approve or edit.
Writes what it learned back to Salesforce or HubSpot, so the next person who opens the record sees current, structured context.
Every outreach email waits for a rep to approve, edit or reject it before it reaches a prospect. The AI SDR never sends on its own unless you explicitly allow it.
This role belongs to AI agents for sales teams. Related roles: AI retention agent, AI executive assistant.
Not by default. Every draft waits in the Control Room or in Slack for a rep to approve, edit or reject. Teams that eventually automate low-risk follow-ups do it deliberately, per workflow, after weeks of reviewing the drafts.
Sequence tools send the same template on a schedule. The AI SDR reads the actual CRM record and the prospect on LinkedIn before writing, so each email is specific to the person receiving it. It also qualifies and enriches, which no sequence tool does.
Yes. Both connect through native OAuth connectors, and a single agent can read from one and log activity to the other if your stack is split.
Orkeste is usage-based: each agent run consumes credits from your plan. An SDR run that researches and drafts one outreach typically costs a few credits, and you can cap budgets per agent.