From a name to a booked meeting, on its own.
You set it up once. Then 15 specialist agents find, research, write, check, send and book, and get a little better after every reply.
Set it up once.
Three steps, then the agents take over. You can change any of it later.
Connect your accounts
Link Gmail or Outlook, LinkedIn and your calendar. Only threads Workly starts ever sync.
Teach it what you sell
Add your offer, case studies and who you sell to. Every agent writes from this.
Choose how much it runs alone
Review drafts first if you like. Switch to autonomous when you trust it.
What happens for every prospect.
Seven stages, run for each person on your list, on LinkedIn and Gmail.
It finds people worth contacting.
Workly searches for people who match your ideal customer and scores each one. You can also bring your own list.
It reads up on them first.
Before a word is written, it pulls today's news, their company's moves, their posts and what earlier prospects taught it.
It picks the angle, then writes for the channel.
One agent reads how the person makes decisions, another picks the narrowest angle, and the email and LinkedIn writers each write in their own format.
It argues with itself before anything sends.
A manager scores the draft, a simulated prospect reacts to it, and a compliance check looks for risky claims. A rewrite has to beat the draft it replaces.
It picks the moment and the channel.
Messages go out inside their working hours, on the channel they answer, and never too soon after the last touch. LinkedIn limits are enforced in code.
It handles the reply and books the meeting.
Each reply is read and classified. Questions are answered from your knowledge base, the sequence pauses, and the meeting counts only when the calendar confirms.
Then it gets better for the next one.
Every outcome becomes a lesson. When results drop, prompts are tested in a sandbox and only shipped if they win. Gaps get their own new specialist agent.
Meet the 15 agents.
Each one has a single job. Together they do what an outbound team does.
Researcher
Pulls company news, posts and competitor moves
Vision Architect
Maps where the prospect's business is heading
Pivot Analyst
Spots big changes that need a new angle
Psychologist
Reads how the person makes decisions
Positioning Master
Finds the narrowest angle that fits
Strategist
Sets why you, why them, why now
Persona Optimizer
Tunes messaging per buyer type
Writer
Writes the email in your voice
LinkedIn Writer
Short, native LinkedIn messages
Manager
Scores every draft out of 10
Simulated Prospect
Plays the buyer and pushes back
Security & Compliance
Blocks risky or unverified claims
Intent Analyst
Reads and routes every reply
Reflection
Turns outcomes into lessons
Prompt Optimizer
Tests and ships better prompts
You stay in control the whole way.
Review mode
Approve every draft until you trust it. Switch to autonomous per campaign.
Decision trace
See what each agent found, chose and rejected, for every message.
Hard limits
LinkedIn ceilings, send windows and unsubscribes are enforced in code.
Connecting accounts and adding your offer usually takes one sitting. The agents start researching as soon as you add prospects.