An agent on every page you prospect on.
A panel opens beside the profile, the search, the conversation and the email thread. It reads the page, does the work and saves the result to your CRM.
14 days on us. No card needed.
Compose replyFour panels. One record.
Whatever any panel saves lands on the same lead.
The profile panel
On a LinkedIn profile or a Sales Navigator lead. It reads the person and the company, scores the fit and writes a message grounded in both. Add context in your own words before it writes. Change the draft before anything goes out.
The list panel
On a search, a Sales Navigator list or your connections. It reads the people on the page. You tick the ones worth the effort and queue them for research, a connection request or a message.
The reply panel
On a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator conversation. It recognizes which of your leads you are talking to, reads the thread and drafts a reply that knows what was said. Wrong person? One control fixes the match for good.
The Gmail panel
On an email thread, if you connect Gmail. The same logic in your inbox: it matches the sender to a lead, logs the thread and drafts the next email.
It reads. It scores. It drafts.
Everything you would open six tabs for, in one panel.
Read, scored, ready
The fit score sits beside the name. Under it: talking points, company signals, open roles and post hooks.
Compose messageStage and Autopilot, in reach
Set the stage from the panel, or enrol the lead in an Autopilot campaign with one button.
The people, companies and numbers in these examples are invented.
From a results page to a queue in three moves.
Built for the afternoon you spend on one Sales Navigator search.
- 1
Read the page
Opusend lists the people it can act on. Filter by stage, context, fit, follow-up, email, reply or Autopilot.
- 2
Tick the ones that matter
Select all, or pick. A counter shows what is left of today's limit.
- 3
Queue them or hand them to Autopilot
Anything over the day's limit is planned for the next working day instead of dropped.
It already knows the next move.
One button that reads the history and picks the right message.
The right message type
The profile panel pre-selects a connection note, first message, follow-up or reply from the lead's timeline. No button is hidden.
The right email
In Gmail the main button reads First email, Reply or Follow-up, with a line saying why. For example: they wrote last.
The right context
Pick the campaign contexts that apply and the draft uses them. Add a line of your own for an event or an angle.
The right person
A thread matched to the wrong lead takes one click to correct. It remembers the correction.
Only where you prospect. Only in your browser.
Few pages, no surprises.
Four places, no more
LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, Gmail and Opusend's own pages. It does not run on any other site you visit.
Your own session
Everything runs in your own logged-in browser. There is no server farm signing in as you, and Opusend never asks for your LinkedIn password.
Gmail is optional
Permission is asked for when you connect it, never at install.
You send
A panel drafts. Nothing leaves until you press send or start an Autopilot campaign.