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Email
Every follow-up and recap, written for the person and sent for you.
Verspa drafts each email from what it knows about the prospect and sends it from a real, warmed mailbox it keeps deliverable. Let it send on its own, approve each one first, or write your own.
Follow-up lands in the inbox in minutes, and anyone who replies is paused on the spot, so no prospect gets two messages at once.
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LinkedIn connection
A connection request, with a short note when it helps.
Verspa sends it from your own LinkedIn account at the right point in the sequence, timed to how the person is engaging and kept well inside LinkedIn’s daily limits.
It opens a second channel the way a person would, on the network your buyers actually check.
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Play visitors
A prospect back on your website, arriving from one of your plays.
When someone who has been through a play lands on your site, Verspa recognises the visitor, ties them to the person and the account, and tracks what they read. You can see exactly when a prospect is on your website after the demo, not just that someone anonymous stopped by.
It surfaces on the Wire the same day, so a quiet return becomes a signal to act on, not a stat you notice a week later.
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Voice note
A short voice note on LinkedIn, in a cloned version of your own voice.
It sounds like you, because Verspa builds it from a clone of your voice. And it says something real: Verspa writes the note around this person, pulling in the moments that landed in the demo and the questions they kept asking.
The human touch that lifts replies, carrying real insight, and sent across the sequence without you recording a thing.
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The Wire
A buying signal, caught the moment it fires on the Wire.
The Wire is Verspa’s intelligence radar. It watches the things that mean a deal is warming: a prospect posting on LinkedIn, a keyword you flagged showing up, a funding round, a new hire, then scores each signal and ranks the account.
When something real lands, Verspa fires the next step and pins the hottest accounts for the day, so you reach out on the buyer’s timing, not a fixed cadence.
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AI call
A real phone call, placed and held by Verspa’s dialler.
It calls in a copy of your voice, greets the prospect by name with their full history already in hand, walks the pitch, handles objections, and books the meeting. When the deal needs a person, it transfers to one on the line.
Every warm lead gets a personalised call, and each one is transcribed and written up the moment it ends.
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AI demo
The analytics after the demo: every time it is watched again, replayed, or shared.
Verspa runs the live demo, then keeps watching the recording. It logs every replay, every section rewound, and every time the demo is forwarded or opened by someone new inside the account.
Every event is surfaced to your team, so a demo that keeps getting watched and shared tells you the deal is moving, even between your conversations.
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Personal email
A hand-sent email from your rep, drafted with Verspa and grounded in the research.
Verspa pulls together everything it knows about the person, their role, their signals, what they engaged with, and drafts a hyper-personalised email for your rep to shape and send. The rep owns the send; Verspa does the digging and the first draft.
It is the personal note that lands at the right moment, without an hour of research behind it.
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Deal created
A qualified opportunity, written straight into your pipeline.
When the interest is real, Verspa creates the deal with a value, a stage, and an expected close date, and it flows into your forecast. As calls, emails, and signals land, Verspa keeps the deal and the forecast current.
Your pipeline reflects what is actually happening, without a rep updating fields by hand.
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Closed won
The deal is closed. That is just the start.
The account becomes a customer and the forecast updates, but nothing resets. Everything Verspa learned from the first touch carries over.
It keeps working the account the way it worked the deal: fresh research, demos of new features, and the Wire watching for expansion and renewal. Growth is the next stretch of the relationship.
