Research every prospect before you write a word.
Emailx reads the company, the role and the timely public signals, then drafts an opener from what it actually found. You review the evidence next to the message.
What the research actually does
Evidence before copy
Company site, LinkedIn activity, newsletters and call transcripts are read first. Every claim in a draft traces back to one of them.
ResearchScored against your ICP
Fit is decided before anyone enters a sequence, so research effort goes to the people who can actually buy.
QualificationWritten in your voice
Give Emailx examples of how you already write. Drafts come back in that register, not in generic AI house style.
DraftingFind the reason to write, then write from it.
Research first, copy second. That order is the whole product.
Most tools generate a message and then look for a variable to drop into it. Emailx does the reading first, so the opener has something real to say.
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Gather the signals
Role changes, funding, hiring, product launches and public writing are collected per prospect and timestamped.
Series B raised, $40MCompany news · 3 days agoVerifiedMoved to VP SalesLinkedIn profile · 1 week agoVerifiedHiring 4 SDRs in EMEACareers page · 2 weeks agoVerified - [02]
Score the fit
Each prospect is checked against your ICP. Weak matches are filtered out before any research budget is spent on them.
Emailx researchAnna ChenVP Sales · RelatesSourceLinkedInStageSeries BIndustryB2B SaaSTeam size48 peopleActively hiring outbound reps and evaluating tooling this quarter.
Scored against your ICPCompany size25 – 200Buying signalHiring SDRsMatch strength96% - [03]
Draft from evidence
The opener is written from the strongest verified signal, with the source shown next to the sentence it produced.
Saw you're hiring four SDRs in EMEA after the Series B.
Traced to the careers pageMost teams hit the same ramp problem at that headcount.
Traced to your positioningThought you'd be interested in our platform.
No source found, rewritten - [04]
Review and send
You approve, edit, or let approved rules run it. Edits feed back into how the next batch is written.
Mara LevinHead of GrowthOpener reads well, but tighten the second line.
Edit applied to the next batchApprovedMarcus LeeFounderUse the funding signal, not the hiring one.
Signal priority updatedApprovedCody FisherSales leadHold this one, wrong timing.
Removed from the send queueHeld
Common questions
Still deciding? Talk to our team.
Public professional sources: the company site, LinkedIn profile and activity, published writing, and company news. Every claim in a draft is traceable to one of them before it sends.