Hire a Bot
Who to Call Next. Find and Follow Up. Leave with a working bot, an Offer Letter, and a named owner.
A 2-hour live build where you name one seat, build the bot for that job, and leave with a working tool, a signed Offer Letter, and a person who owns it. The outbound track, Who to Call Next, finds accounts that fit, ranks them, and drafts follow-ups. A human approves every send.
You already have a list of accounts. What you do not have is a clear next call. The list lives in a spreadsheet or a CRM export. Follow-ups sit half-written. Leads go quiet while your team juggles the rest of the week.
We pick one seat with you. In this session that seat is Who to Call Next: find accounts that fit, rank who to call, and draft the first follow-up. We build the bot live. You leave with a working tool, not a slide about agents.
Before anyone runs it alone, you fill an Offer Letter. That one-page seat brief names the role, what is not the bot's job, what it delivers, the steps, the sources it may use, the owner, the human who approves each send, and when it runs. The owner countersigns. That signature is when you hand it the keys.
Limits stay loud. The bot does not send on its own. A human approves every outbound message. It does not invent facts that are not in the sources you named. It does not replace your CRM or your email. It works from the list or export you bring.
You also leave with a named owner. The Offer Letter stays with the bot so the next person who touches it knows the job, the limits, and who is accountable.
Who This Is For
What You Walk Away With
Length: 2-hour live build
Bring Hire a Bot to your team
Tell us the seat you want to hire first and what list or export you already have. We will plan the live build around it.
Book a call to scope itFrequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. We build in plain language. If you can describe the seat and the sources, you can follow the build.
Does the bot send messages on its own?
No. A human approves every send. The bot finds, ranks, and drafts. You stay on the send button.
What is an Offer Letter?
It is the one-page seat brief for the bot: role, limits, deliverables, steps, sources, owner, and schedule. The owner countersigns before the bot runs alone.
Do I need a CRM for this?
No. A spreadsheet or a CRM export is enough for the first build. We do not rip out tools you already use.
Who runs it?
Gianni D'Alerta of Purple Horizons, a Miami AI innovation lab and Lovable Certified Partner. Past teams include the Miami Marlins, Mastercard, and FIU.
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