What Mindsef does, from the invitation to the meeting

It prospects, replies, qualifies, books the meeting and follows up. It learns with you, then takes over. You take the call.

Today's searchDuring business hours

Job title: agency ownerLocation: Lyon

  • SarahAgency director · Lyon Invited
  • Agency managerLyon Invited
  • Agency founderLyon New
Today's invitationsspread over the day

Prospect

It finds the right people every day.

Example: “Agency owners, in Lyon.” Mindsef looks for new people in your target and invites them.

It learns your target with you: every profile you remove from its list teaches it who to stop looking for.

Claire Later

Voice note transcribed

“I'm interested, but get back to me in January.”

Got it, I'll get back to you in January.

Draft in your voice, to approve

Dated follow-up: January

Reply

Your “not now” prospects go cold? Mindsef follows up on the date they gave.

It listens to the voice notes you receive and replies to them.

Example: “Get back to me in January.” gives a dated follow-up, early January.

It learns with you: every edit becomes a rule it keeps for the next drafts.

Sorted before inviting

  • Agency directorLyon In your target
  • Business school studentNot invited Off target
  • Agency managerLyon In your target

Only the people in your target get an invitation.

Qualify

It stays within your target, and tells you who falls outside it.

Example: A job title with one of your excluded words: they aren't invited.

Your target stays yours: your job titles, your industries and your exclusions apply to every search.

Google CalendarMeeting booked

Thursday 10:30am or Friday 2pm?

Two open slots, read from your calendar. Approved, sent.

Thursday 10:30am.

SarahThursday 10:30am, with Meet

Meeting booked in Google Calendar, with Meet. Reminder to Sarah the day before.

Book the meeting

No more ten messages back and forth to find a slot.

Example: Two open slots read from your calendar, a Meet link created, a reminder the day before.

You open your calendar, the meeting is there, with its Meet link.

ClaireCustomer

  1. Meeting held
  2. Follow-up ready
  3. Meeting booked
  4. Customer

Hi Claire, have you been able to move forward since our call?

Follow-up after the meeting, in your voice

Meeting booked in Google Calendar, with Meet

Follow up

Meetings that did not close go quiet. Mindsef wakes them up.

Example: Meeting held, no deal yet: the follow-up goes out on the day you chose, in your voice.

They book a meeting or give their number: the follow-ups stop, the next move is yours.

Your paceLike a real person

Sending hours
From 8am to 7pm, Monday to Friday
Today's invitations
spread over the day
Recently connected account
It has found its pace

Your prospects see a person, not a burst.

At your pace

It prospects like a real person: during business hours, with messages spaced out.

Example: A recently connected account: it starts gently, then finds its pace.

You choose your days and your hours: it works when you work.

Report

  • contacted
  • replies
  • meetings booked
  • meetings held
  • customers

AI consultant

Where it breaks down: the first message, below its benchmark. A new version is ready.

Applied in one click. The effect is measured the following week.

Stay in control

Every figure with its benchmark.

Example: The AI consultant tells you where things break down and what to change.

It learns from your results: the following week, it shows you the effect of each action applied.