Market defined
Set the target market, offers, audiences, and qualification rules.
How Audienti works
Audienti runs outreach from the founders, executives, AEs, and SDRs already at your company. It finds buyers, warms them up, and hands them to your team once they engage. You judge the result the same way you would judge an SDR: cost per accepted opportunity.
Track
Audienti brings prospect data, account context, buyer signals, engagement history, and funnel status into one operating record.
Operating cycle
Audienti prioritizes the work, assembles context, prepares the next action, applies review rules, and records the outcome. Your team decides what becomes pipeline.
Set the target market, offers, audiences, and qualification rules.
Use account fit, buyer context, and market signals to decide where to focus.
Prepare the company, person, relationship, and activity context for the next action.
Draft the message, engagement, or follow-up inside the agreed operating rules.
Route work to the right founder, executive, AE, or SDR when judgment is required.
Run the approved action and keep the history connected to the prospect.
Record the meeting result and opportunity decision in the existing CRM.
Coordinate
The prospect view holds the evidence. The queue routes preparation, approvals, replies, and sales handoffs across the people participating in the motion.
See the person, company, history, signals, and recommended next actions.
Apply the agreed criteria across one or more market tests.
Review buyer, company, and market data.
Route suggested actions, drafts, and approvals to the right person.
Add selected signals to the queue.
Apply human judgment at the agreed points.
What Audienti operates
Audienti uses AI and machine learning to sort signals, assemble research, prepare drafts, coordinate work, and run approved repeatable actions.
Rank prospects and activity against the targeting and market-test rules.
Collect company, person, and activity context.
Prepare messages and recommended actions inside the approved boundaries.
Keep assigned work, approvals, and follow-up in one operating queue.
Run suitable repeatable actions and preserve their history.
What your team owns
Founders, executives, AEs, and SDRs control the voice, handle real conversations, and decide what qualifies as an opportunity.
Approve the audiences, offers, voice, and boundaries for the engagement.
Review buyer-facing work where judgment, expertise, or personal context matters.
Take over when a prospect responds or a real conversation begins.
Lead discovery, qualification, evaluation, proposals, and closing.
Accept or reject opportunities based on the evidence recorded in the CRM.
Use market feedback to refine the audience, offer, and operating rules.
Control and evidence
Automation stays inside agreed boundaries. The activity history connects each outcome to the work behind it, while your CRM remains the source of record.
Assign approval requirements and automation boundaries for buyer-facing actions.
Keep the signal, preparation, team decision, action, and result together.
Record meetings, outcomes, and opportunity disposition in the existing CRM.
Track activity, engagement, booked meetings, held meetings, and accepted opportunities separately.
Explore the pipeline situations Audienti is built for, or compare the plan with your SDR economics.