hyreflow writes the sequence, loads the people, and builds the campaign in the sequencer you already run. Your mailboxes, your LinkedIn account, and your call on whether it waits for you.
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hyreflow connectedUse hyreflow and build a three-step sequence for this shortlist: email, then LinkedIn, then a call task. Write each one from what makes that person a fit, and leave it paused in lemlist.
A list or a shortlist, the cadence you want, and how you like to sound.
hyreflow writes each message from what is true about that person, checks the list and your mailboxes, and builds the campaign in your own sequencer with everyone loaded only into the steps their contact data supports.
Keep the campaign paused to read and edit the drafts, or let it start as soon as it is built.
Written twice below: once to a candidate, once to a hiring manager. Same play, different reason to reply.
Hi Lucia, your talk on rebuilding a pricing engine without a rewrite is the exact problem my client has in front of them. They want the person who has done it to lead a team of six. Senior level, Munich or remote. Open to hearing more?
Hi Lucia, I sent a note about a pricing platform role built around the migration you described on stage. Happy to share the brief here if that is easier.
Call Lucia on her mobile. Opening line: the talk, then the team of six. If no answer, leave nothing and close the sequence.
Lucia has an email, a LinkedIn profile and a mobile, so she is loaded into all three steps.
Hi Amara, you announced a second site last month and the operations lead role has been open since. I am working with someone who opened two sites of that size from an empty shell. Would an anonymised profile be useful?
Hi Amara, I emailed about an operations lead who has opened two sites like your new one. Glad to send the profile here.
Call Amara on the direct line. Opening line: the new site and the open role. Offer the profile and a ten minute call with the candidate.
Had there been no direct line for Amara, she would be loaded into the first two steps only.
A first line only works if it could not have been sent to anyone else. hyreflow writes one per person from something recent and checkable, and puts the source and its date beside the line so you can check it too.
Saw the second site announcement. Opening a building that size usually means the ops lead role cannot wait.
Your talk on on-call without burnout is the reason I am writing to you and not to your whole team.
A round that size and still no head of sales on the team page: I assume that is the next hire.
Left blank. Nothing true to say is better than something invented.
A bad send costs more than a missed one. These run first.
A go or no-go on each mailbox, with the reason, and what the healthy ones can carry between them.
The campaign is loaded in batches sized to the daily limit you set, paused for you to resume or left to run.
Clients and companies under agreement come off the list, with a report naming the rule behind each removal.
Yes, send the profile. Could she start before the site opens?
Profile attached. She can start in six weeks. Thursday at ten for a call?
Not me, talk to our new VP of People. Copying her in.
Thank you. I will pick this up with her directly and keep it short.
Happy where I am until the launch is out. Ask me in the spring.
Back on the 14th.
The work starts when people answer. hyreflow sorts every reply, puts the ones that need a person today at the top, and drafts an answer for each. It never replies for you.
Every play is a prompt you can copy, with the tools it calls and what it costs to run.
You have the list
Protect the domain and the account
The replies are where the work is
hyreflow works through your own account, so your mailboxes, sending limits and reporting stay exactly where they are.
The sequence needs someone to go to. Find the companies with a reason to hire and the manager who owns the hire.
See business developmentA sequence is only as good as the addresses in it. Fill in and check the contact details first.
No install. Add hyreflow to Claude or ChatGPT as a connector and run your first play.
and any MCP clientConnect hyreflowSomething else? Bring it to Open Office, the weekly open call.
No. hyreflow writes the messages and builds the campaign in your own sequencer. It can leave it paused for you to start, or start it for you. Either way your sequencer does the sending, from your mailboxes. That keeps your sending reputation, limits and reporting in the tool that already manages them.
lemlist, Instantly, HeyReach, Smartlead, Reply.io, SourceWhale and SendKit. hyreflow uses your own account in each, so there is nothing to migrate.
Yes. The multichannel play builds one cadence with emails, LinkedIn steps and call tasks in the order you choose. Each person is loaded only into the steps their data supports, so someone with no mobile number is not given a call task.
One opening line per person, written from something true and recent about them or their company. The source link and its date sit beside every line so you can check it. Where nothing true is found, the line is left blank and not invented.
It is built to do the opposite. One play gives a go or no-go on every mailbox before a send, with the reason. Another loads LinkedIn campaigns in batches sized to the daily limit you set. Both can leave the campaign paused for a final look.
No. It sorts replies into interested, not now, referral, wrong person, unsubscribe and out of office, puts the ones that need you today at the top, and drafts a suggested answer for each. You send the reply.
There is a play for them. It takes the non-responders from a finished sequence, removes repliers, opt-outs and bounces, and writes one message each on a different angle from the first, in a separate campaign, paused unless you tell it to run.
Yes. The off-limits play screens any list before it is loaded and returns a removal report naming the rule behind every row taken out, plus the rows it could not resolve for you to rule on.
Connect hyreflow to Claude or ChatGPT, point it at a list, and ask for the sequence. Read the drafts before anything goes, or let it run.
