Answer every interested Smartlead lead the same day

Eleven interested leads, eleven drafts

Ask for the interested leads in a campaign and the companion filters by that status, then pulls the full thread for each: every send and every reply, in order, not a snippet. It reads what the person asked, checks their company on the open web, and drafts an answer that refers to both.

Eleven drafts arrive together, each with the thread above it and the research underneath. You edit three, approve all eleven, and they go back into the Smartlead threads they came from.

How do you add 400 leads without emailing the wrong 40?

The bulk tool takes up to four hundred leads per call and triggers the campaign’s configured sequence, which makes it the most consequential write in the integration. A companion prepares it as a proposal: here is the campaign, here are the rows, here is what each one receives first.

That pause is where the forty rows you did not mean to include get caught: the existing customers, the competitor, the person who unsubscribed from something else last month.

Stop emails to one lead without pausing the campaign

Individual leads pause and resume, which is the everyday control: someone replies “not now, ask me in March” and their sequence stops without disturbing anyone else’s. Both directions work, so a paused lead comes back.

Above that sits campaign status (active, paused, or stopped) and stopping is treated as destructive, confirmed explicitly rather than inferred.

• Aggregate analytics per campaign: sent, opened, replied, interested and bounced, for when the question is a number.
• The list of sending mailboxes, for the weekly question of which inboxes are actually carrying volume.
• Lead status filters beyond interested, so “everyone who bounced last week” is one instruction.

What does the analytics tab not tell you?

It tells you a campaign converted at two percent.

It cannot tell you that the eleven interested replies are all from one industry, or that four of them came from companies that just posted a job for the role your product replaces, which makes them the four to ring today.

A companion reads the campaign data and the open web at once. The interested lead becomes a CRM record and a calendar hold, and the recurring sweep sits alongside the other scheduled work in operations. Teams treat it as the back half of sales prospecting.

Frequently asked questions