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Your revenue team's deep agent.
It watches your pipeline and your buying signals around the clock, surfaces the next move with the reason shown, and drafts the outreach in your brand voice. It never sends without your one-click approval.
@afka anything worth doing about Acme this week?
They raised a Series A on Tuesday and their Head of Ops has been on your pricing page twice since. That is your ICP and the signal is three days old. I have written the research brief and a two-touch sequence tied to that signal. The angle and the list are both editable, and nothing goes out until you say so.
Augmentation, not autopilot.
The fully autonomous "replace your SDR" bots sent thousands of emails, booked no meetings and torched sender reputations. What works keeps the person in the loop and every decision in the open. That is how this is built.
Why this account, why this angle, which signal fired. Visible and editable on every card. The opposite of a tool you cannot see or steer.
Every outbound touch is approved by a person and paced for deliverability, with per-domain daily caps enforced in code.
It works in the background rather than only when you open it: hot accounts, cooling deals, and a segment you are under-targeting, before you would have noticed.
Four jobs, one hire.
Always on and glass-box: every recommendation and every draft shows its reasoning. Sensitive actions are gated by an autonomy tier you set and written to an append-only log.
Surfaces the next move, unasked
Runs across your CRM, your inbox and your buying signals, then brings you next-best-action cards you did not ask for: a hot account, a cooling deal, a segment converting at twice your average that you are under-targeting.
Researches deep, and shows the signal
Qualifies accounts with waterfall enrichment and deep research, cites a verified buying signal on every message, whether a funding round, a job change or a pricing-page visit, and lets you edit the logic or A/B-test the hook. Fewer, sharper touches.
Writes in your voice, sends on your click
Personalised email and LinkedIn in your brand voice, never a claim your materials do not support, sent only when you approve. Paced, with per-domain caps and warmup checks, so your domain is never torched.
Reports what happened, then learns from it
Counts meetings that truly occurred and pipeline that really converted, never a "remove me" as a reply. Then it recalibrates on what converted, visibly.
It watches, shows its work, and waits for you.
Overnight, Acme raised a Series A and their Head of Ops visited your pricing page twice. Here is exactly what happens, and where it stops.
Catches the signal
Scores the event against your ICP and keeps the provenance: which source it came from, which rule fired.
Shows the why, drafts the move
A card leads with the reason and a two-touch draft in your voice, tied to that signal. The angle, the logic and the list are all editable.
Waits for your one click
Nothing sends on its own. You approve, edit or skip. Outbound is always gated, brand-safe and paced for deliverability.
Books it, writes it down, learns
Books the real meeting, writes the reasoning into your CRM, and feeds the outcome back so the next recommendation is sharper.
Every action answers the same four questions in the log: who started it, which agent ran it, what data it touched, and why it was allowed.
Your pipeline was watched all night.
It runs the signal sweep and the pipeline sweep while you sleep, then sends one message at 07:30 with every card leading on its reason. Real outcomes only.
An opt-out is never counted as a reply. Anywhere, ever.
@afka every morning at 07:30, tell me what moved and what needs me.
Two deals advanced, three new replies, one meeting held. Three cards for you. Acme raised a Series A and visited pricing twice. Brief and draft ready, reason attached. Four deals cooled past seven days, re-engage drafts written and each angle explained. And your ops-lead segment converts at 2.1× your average on half the touches. Here is the plan to widen it.
Files your team can open, on the cadence you set.
Each one is posted into Slack or Microsoft Teams as a real file, with the signals behind it and the decisions it wants from you.
The moves that matter
What advanced, what cooled, and the two or three accounts that need you today, each card leading with its reason.
The account brief
Who they are, what changed, which signal fired and what to open with. Sourced, so you can check every line.
The honest review
Meetings that actually happened, reply rate per segment against baseline with the A/B record, and the pipeline that traces to a card you accepted.
The sequence, drafted
Every touch written and tied to the signal that justifies it, held until you approve, edit or skip it.
Inside the stack your revenue team already runs.
It works in HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Gmail, Outlook and LinkedIn, and reaches your team in Slack and Microsoft Teams.
You set how far it goes, per task.
The tier is yours and it is per task, not a global switch. Whatever the tier, an outbound send waits for a person and every action is written to an append-only log.
Suggest
Surfaces cards and drafts, each with its why, and waits. Nothing is sent or written until you release it yourself.
Review
Researches, qualifies and drafts on its own, and answers inbound from approved knowledge, but every outbound send waits for your one click.
Auto
Handles inbound replies, qualification, booking and CRM write-back inside your rules. Outbound sends and anything touching a new domain still come to you.
What it will not do, stated plainly.
An agent that speaks to prospects in your name is only worth having if the limits are written down first.
It will not send without your approval
There is no autonomous cold-send, by email or on LinkedIn. Every outbound touch is approved by a person; bulk sends and new domains always gate to Suggest first, with a deliverability plan.
It will not hide its logic
You never get a black box. If a card cannot show why it fired, which signal and which rule, it is not surfaced at all. The targeting logic stays visible and editable.
It will not invent a claim
A draft citing a case study or a number that is not in your approved materials is blocked and returned with the unsourced line flagged. Nothing invented reaches a prospect.
It will not fake a win
An opt-out is never counted as a reply. Only real meetings and converted pipeline are reported, so the number matches what happened rather than what flatters the tool.
A buying signal reaches you wherever it appears.
Your afka agents share one memory and one customer record, so a signal does not die in the team that saw it first.
A support ticket that is really a sale
A thread showing buying intent arrives as a qualified signal with the customer's full context, not a cold restart.
A repeat buyer worth chasing
A high-value, returning shopper becomes a sales signal with the order history already attached.
Pipeline that needs hands
A surge in won deals becomes a capacity signal before delivery starts falling behind.
One record, written with the why
Every CRM update carries its reasoning, so the team sees not only what changed but why. No split truth between tools.
Questions revenue leaders ask.
Is this another autonomous AI SDR?+
No, and that is deliberate. The fully autonomous bots that email prospects on their own sent thousands of touches, booked no meetings and damaged sender reputations. This is augmentation: it does the research, the watching and the drafting, and you approve every send and can edit the logic behind every recommendation.
Can I actually see and change how it targets and writes?+
Yes, and that is the core of it. Every card shows why this account, why this angle and which signal fired, and the targeting logic is editable and A/B-testable. You are never looking at a box you cannot steer.
How does it protect my domain?+
Every outbound send is approved by a person and paced for deliverability, with per-domain daily caps enforced in code, warmup checks and domain spread, and it warns you before a send would risk your inbox health. There is no autonomous blast, so you do not wake up to a torched domain.
How do I know the reported results are real?+
Because only outcomes that actually happened are counted, meetings that occurred and pipeline that converted, each auditable to a real event. A "remove me" is a suppression, never a reply. No inflated reply rate and no vanity metric.
Hire a revenue agent you can steer.
Connect your CRM and your inbox, watch the next move arrive every morning with its reason attached, and approve the sends yourself.