The agent finds the right businesses, writes like you, and answers when they reply.
Most businesses wait for the enquiry and hope it is a good one. QuickQuote gives you an agent that goes looking: it learns what you sell and who your competitors are, finds companies that fit across the web, emails a real person at each one from your own address, and keeps the conversation going until the lead is won. You can watch every chat while it happens.
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How the journey fits together
- Step 1
The agent learns the business first
Research starts from your website and the material you share. The agent keeps what it learned, including who your competitors are, as business memory and uses the same facts in chat, in email and in quotations, so a prospect never gets a different story from the one your team tells.
- Reads your site
- Keeps approved answers
- Step 2
You approve a plan, not a mailbox full of guesses
A campaign is a written plan: who to look for, what to say, how many people to reach and over how many weeks, how far apart the follow-ups sit and the credit ceiling. You see an estimated range with its assumptions before anything runs, and nothing sends until you approve it.
- You approve the copy
- It queues the sends
- Step 3
Prospects are researched before they are contacted
Discovery finds companies that match the plan and keeps the source for each one. It then looks for one real person at each company and checks the address before writing. Addresses that cannot be emailed are skipped, not guessed.
- Finds companies
- Checks the address
- Keeps the source
- Spots buying intent
- Step 4
Replies land in one shared inbox
Your team answers from the business address, not a personal mailbox. Threading uses the original message headers so a conversation stays together even when the subject changes, and internal notes stay internal.
- Every thread has an owner
- You get the signal
- Step 5
The conversation is the product
When a prospect replies, the agent answers with your knowledge, handles the objection, and keeps the thread warm until the lead is won. The document comes at the end, prepared from your own numbers and waiting for your approval.
- Replies and outcomes
- Stops when they answer
What we will not do
Outreach is only useful if the rules are clear. These are the ones the product enforces in code, not only in a policy page.
- One business address per workspaceReserved and kept for you. It is never reassigned to another business.
- Permanent suppressionA bounce or a complaint blocks that address for every campaign, every workspace, for good.
- Credits, not promisesResearch, lookups and deliveries are metered in QuickQuote credits. Refused and blocked sends are not charged.
- Your approval stays the gateMaterial changes to targeting, sources or budget need a fresh approval. Routine execution runs on the plan.
Included allowances, then metered work
Your subscription includes a credit allowance. Each weekly search, address check and delivered email uses credits, and the planner shows a range before you approve it. Collecting and storing contacts is not metered; finding and verifying them is.
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