Every other tool automates the steps you specify. Reachly decides the steps — it picks who to talk to, plans the sequence, briefs the agents, and scores itself against the number you gave it.
The difference
A workflow builder asks you to know the answer in advance — this trigger, then that message, then wait three days. That is fine when you already know the plan. It is useless when what you actually have is a number you need to hit by the end of the month.
How it runs
That is the whole input. Everything below is what it does with it.
Who is due a service, who has gone quiet, who bought last time and never came back. It is choosing from customers it already scored — not a blast list.
An opener, a reminder for the people who ignore it, a different angle for the ones who reply but do not book. It writes the plan before it sends anything.
The conversations go to the specialists — Conversion for the ones showing intent, Relationship for existing customers — each carrying the goal as context.
Twenty-two of forty booked with nine days left. It knows whether it is on track, and it says so before the deadline rather than after.
What you watch
Progress against the target, what it tried, what worked, and where it wants a decision from you. You approve what matters; it handles the rest.
Where it stops
A goal drafts, plans and proposes. Agents only speak on the channels you have enabled, only inside the rules you set, and hand to a human the moment something is risky or unusual. The plan is the AI's; the permission is always yours.
Point it at the customers you already have. It will tell you how much is sitting there.