AI agents that work your pipeline, with you still in charge
Give an agent a job title and a set of skills. It works enrolled contacts on a schedule, and anything you want reviewed waits in a queue for your yes.
14-day free trial. No card required.
How it works
Hire the agent
Name it, give it a job title and a role — outbound SDR, follow-up, re-engagement — and describe how it should behave.
Grant skills
Skills are the specific things it may do: send an email, log a note, move a deal stage, schedule a task. An agent can only do what you switch on.
Enroll contacts
Enroll people by hand, or let the agent pick up new contacts automatically. Each enrollment is visible and reversible.
Review what matters
Any skill can be set to require approval. Those actions queue up with the full draft, and nothing sends until you approve it.
What you get
Per-skill approval gates
Decide which actions run unattended and which wait for a human. The draft is shown in full before you decide.
Scheduled, paced work
Agents act on a regular tick rather than firing everything at once, so activity looks like a person working a list.
Full action history
Every action an agent took, or proposed and had rejected, stays on the record. You can audit what it did and why.
Works the CRM directly
Agents read and write the same contacts, deals, and notes your team uses. No separate agent database to reconcile.
Reversible enrollment
Pull a contact out of an agent at any time. Nothing is a one-way door.
Compliance built in
Unsubscribes are suppressed before an agent can email, and the CAN-SPAM footer is applied automatically.
Autonomy you can actually audit
The reason most teams do not trust an AI agent with their pipeline is not capability, it is visibility. An agent that acts invisibly is indistinguishable from a bug until a customer complains.
Scalry's answer is the approval queue and the action log. Turn approval on for anything customer-facing while you build confidence, watch what the agent proposes, and turn it off skill by skill as it earns trust. Rejected actions are recorded too, so you can see what it wanted to do.
This is deliberately not a chatbot. The agent is not waiting for you to prompt it — it works a list on a schedule and reports what it did.
Frequently asked questions
Will it email my customers without asking?
Only if you let it. Any skill can require approval, and while that is on, every draft waits in the queue with its full text until you approve or reject it.
What can an agent actually do?
Whatever skills you enable — sending email, logging notes, moving deal stages, creating tasks. It cannot do anything you have not switched on.
How often do agents run?
On a recurring schedule rather than continuously, taking one action per contact per cycle. The pacing is intentional: bursts read as automation to recipients and to spam filters.
Can I see what it has done?
Yes. Every action is logged against the contact and the agent, including actions that were proposed and rejected.
The rest of the platform
Try it on your own pipeline
14 days, no card, and your data exports on the way out if it is not for you.
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