Flow

This page is not a standalone feature note: it explains how Flow connects to search, qualification, activation and follow-up inside Reakly. Flow knows your ICP, prospects, campaigns and rules. Ask what to do in natural language, and it analyzes, prepares actions and keeps you in control of important approvals.

Describe your goal: Ask Flow in natural language: "find HR leaders in French scale-ups", "follow up with warm prospects" or "prepare a campaign for this segment". Analyze prospects and signals: Flow reads your lists, signals, replies and enriched data to spot the most relevant prospects and explain why a target deserves action now. Prepare sales actions: LinkedIn messages, emails, invites, follow-ups or next tasks: Flow prepares actions adapted to the channel, intent level and prospect context. Receive a daily briefing: Flow summarizes what matters: warm prospects, untreated replies, campaigns to watch, overdue tasks and opportunities that might cool down. Get coached on replies: Before answering an objection or sensitive request, Flow proposes a clear, short approach consistent with your tone. You can approve, adjust or ask for another version. Keep business memory: Flow remembers your ICP, offer, approval rules, message style and campaign learnings. The more you use it, the more it works with your context.

The practical goal is to reduce manual work while keeping control of prospect quality, message context and next actions. Does Flow act on its own? Flow can prepare and suggest actions. You define what can be automated, what requires approval and what must stay manual. Which data does Flow use? It uses context available in Reakly: prospects, lists, ICP, signals, campaigns, conversations, tasks and tone preferences. Can Flow create a campaign? Yes. It can start from a goal, suggest a segment, prepare messages and organize steps. You keep approval before launch. Is it different from AI Closer? Yes. AI Closer focuses on conversations and follow-ups. Flow is broader: it helps search, analyze, create, prioritize and manage all prospecting.

Before increasing volume, teams should validate three things: the target segment is narrow enough, the data used for personalization is reliable, and every reply has a clear owner. This is why Reakly treats Flow as part of an acquisition loop rather than an isolated screen. The feature helps teams move from a manual action to a repeatable process while preserving review steps, account context and commercial timing.