Inside your stack, not beside it.
CRM, mailboxes, LinkedIn accounts, calendars and reporting — connected so the system works where your team already works.
An automation that lives in its own tab creates a second source of truth and a new copy-paste habit. The point of integration is to avoid exactly that.
We connect to what you already run: leads and their context land in your CRM, meetings land in the right calendar, e-mail goes out from properly configured domains, and reporting can be exported wherever your analysts want it.
What the system does
- CRM stays the record. Leads, scores and conversation context are written into your CRM.
- Mail set up properly. Sending domains, DNS and warm-up are configured before a single campaign message goes out.
- Calendars connected. Booked meetings appear in the right calendar with the briefing attached.
- Panel as the control room. Where a direct integration is not worth it, the client panel plus export does the job.
- 01 — Inventory the tools and the owners
- 02 — Decide the direction of truth for each object
- 03 — Connect CRM, mail, LinkedIn and calendar
- 04 — Map fields and test with live records
- 05 — Set up exports and reporting
- 06 — Hand over the credentials and the documentation
Integrations: the questions we get
What if our CRM has no usable API?
Then the panel is the interface and we agree an export format. We do not pretend an integration exists when it would be a manual paste.
Who owns the accounts and data?
You do. Sending domains, LinkedIn accounts and CRM records are yours, and stay yours when the project ends.
How long does setup take?
Usually within the first two weeks, in parallel with the profile work — mail warm-up is the slowest part.
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