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A Campaign is a job you assign to Guhan. Point at a List of prospects, pick a message flow, pick the channels — Guhan does the outreach. In the SDR workflow, Lists cover find + research (Steps 2-3). Campaigns cover draft + outreach + reply-handling (Steps 4-5). Meetings cover book (Step 6). Brand & Voice + Products cover learn the business (Step 1) — Guhan reads from those on every draft this Campaign produces. Your List does the finding. Your Campaign is Guhan’s playbook for how to reach every person in it.

What Guhan does when a Campaign runs

For every prospect in the target List:
  1. Reads the prospect’s profile — recent posts, current company, recent job change, whatever signal brought them in
  2. Writes a personalized message using your brand voice + product context
  3. Sends the first step through your connected LinkedIn / Email / WhatsApp account (as you — Guhan operates on your identity)
  4. Waits + follows up per the sequence you configured
  5. Reads any reply, either drafts a response or hands off to you in the Inbox

What you give Guhan when you assign a Campaign

Audience

Which List of prospects to reach. Filled from search criteria, buying signals, competitors, another List, or a CSV.

Sequence

The message flow: LinkedIn invite → wait → DM → wait → email, etc. Any mix of channels and timings.

Sender account

Which of your connected accounts (LinkedIn, Gmail, WhatsApp) Guhan uses to actually send.

What a sequence looks like

A step-by-step stair Guhan walks each prospect through:
Every step is one of: Send (LinkedIn / Email / WhatsApp), Wait (a day count or “until they reply”), or Handoff (drop into your Inbox for your judgment).

What Guhan writes

Every message is generated fresh per prospect. Guhan writes from:
  • Their profile — name, title, current company, headline
  • Their recent activity — the post that triggered them showing up, or their most recent LinkedIn post
  • Your brand voice — tone, phrases you use, phrases to avoid
  • Your product — what you sell, key value props
  • The step context — first invite is short and vague; a follow-up email 2 weeks in is longer and more concrete
You can also give Guhan a template to start from — pick one of your saved message templates, and Guhan customizes it per prospect.

Safety Guhan runs for you

Guhan throttles sending so your accounts stay healthy:
  • Daily caps per action — LinkedIn invites: ~25/day. DMs: ~30/day. Adjustable in Sender account settings.
  • Sending window — Guhan only sends during hours you set (e.g., 9am–6pm Mon-Fri).
  • Warm-up — new sender accounts start at 30% of full pace and ramp over 30 days.
  • Retries — transient failures (rate limit, network) retry automatically; you never lose a message.

Working with a live Campaign

You can:
  • Launch — Guhan starts sending immediately (within its sending window)
  • Pause — Guhan stops sending; in-flight sequences hold in place
  • Edit the sequence — Guhan publishes a new version; prospects already in-flight keep their old version until their next step
  • Clone — duplicate the Campaign to test a different sequence variant

Cost

Guhan sending messages doesn’t cost credits (LinkedIn actions are gated by daily caps, not credits). What costs credits:
  • Discovering a prospect (1 credit per landed prospect) — every prospect a source lands in your List
  • Revealing an email (4 credits) — if a step needs email but the prospect’s email is hidden
  • Revealing a phone (12 credits) — WhatsApp steps
  • AI reply draft (1 credit) — when Guhan drafts a reply for you to review
See Plans and credits for the full breakdown.

Learn more

Assign a new Campaign

Step-by-step: audience + sequence + sender.

Build the sequence

Walkthrough of adding, editing, and reordering sequence steps.