The signal behind it
The message starts from why this lead is being contacted now.
Codexa writes each message from what it knows about the lead: their role, their company's tech stack, what triggered the outreach and what your playbook says to pitch.
Swapping in a first name and a company name does not make a message relevant. People can tell when an email was written for a list instead of for them.
Hi {first_name},
I hope this finds you well. Codexa helps companies like {company} grow their pipeline with AI.
Do you have 15 minutes next week for a quick call?
Illustrative message and sample data.
Codexa pulls together what it knows: the signal, the person's role, the company's tech stack and the relevant playbook.
It picks the one or two details most likely to matter to this person, instead of dumping everything it knows into one paragraph.
The message is written in your brand voice, for the channel it is going out on. Short, plain and to the point.
Claims are checked against your approved material, and anything outside your guardrails is flagged before it sends.
Saw Northwind is hiring three SDRs. Teams growing that fast often find leads sit for days before anyone follows up.
Select a point on the email to see what each part does.
Each message draws on a few kinds of context. The more Codexa knows, the more relevant it gets.
The message starts from why this lead is being contacted now.
A COO and a Head of SDR care about different things, so they get different messages.
Industry, size and tools from enrichment make the message fit how they work.
Each channel gets the right length and tone, from a short LinkedIn note to a call opener.
Messaging comes from your Knowledge Base, so agents say what your team would say.
Follow-ups remember what was already said, on every channel.
When outreach sounds like research, prospects reply instead of deleting.
A first line about their world earns a reply in a way a generic template does not.
Every message follows your brand voice and approved positioning, across every agent and channel.
Agents only say what your material supports, and anything uncertain goes to a person.
Codexa uses the contact's role and company, recent signals such as hiring or pricing page visits, details added by enrichment and the product facts in your knowledge base.
Yes. You set the voice, length and topics to avoid, and drafts stay within the product facts you approve.
You decide. Drafts can wait for a person to approve them, or trusted sequences can send on their own with the context attached.
AI Personalization turns enrichment and your Knowledge Base into the messages Omnichannel Sequences send.
Agents find and rank the accounts worth your time.
Agents start conversations and qualify interest.
Managers see performance, data stays in your systems.