Spark Autopilot
Your outreach has a plan before you open the laptop
Nobody on your list quietly falls off because the week got busy. Spark reads your whole list, tells you who to follow up, who's gone quiet, and which reply needs a person. Nothing reaches anyone until someone says yes.
Every morning, before you start
What the pass actually does
Your whole pipeline, worked every morning
Everyone newly started on a sequence, every thread waiting on a reply, everyone who's gone quiet: covered before you open your laptop, not just whoever emailed you last.
It only moves people the way you told it to
You set who to reach, why they'd care, and what should never be said. No brief, no plan. It skips the account rather than winging it.
Every suggestion comes with its reason
Start this person, pause that one, hand this one to you: each item points at the exact thing in your account that justified it, so you're approving a reason you can check, not a black-box suggestion.
You decide how far it goes
Set per account, changeable any time. Every account starts switched off. Turning one up is a deliberate choice, and it's logged.
- Off
- Nothing runs. Nothing is read, nothing is spent. This is where every account starts.
- Plan only
- A plan arrives each morning for you to read. Nothing in the account changes. Most accounts should stay here until you've reviewed enough morning plans to trust the suggestions.
- Plan and act
- The plan is carried out too: people started on sequences, paused, moved along. Outbound still waits for approval, exactly as it does today.
The quiet names get worked too
Past a certain list size, loud threads eat the morning and everyone else waits for a free day that never comes. A plan waiting when you sit down fixes that.