Platform
Agents
Agents are the unit of work. Every campaign they run sends on its own.
Sending
There is no approval mode, per agent or per campaign: every campaign sends on its own. You can read any message before it goes, edit it or stop it in the inbox, and ask for changes in plain words. Every later message in the workspace follows them.
The one human checkpoint
One preview: the ICP and the first three messages. After confirmation, agents send without per-message approval. Anything that adds a step before the first send needs a written decision, because time-to-value is a product constraint here rather than a slogan.
What stops an agent
- A reply. Any inbound message skips every pending queue row for that contact.
- An opt-out in prose. A keyword pass runs before classification, because a missed opt-out is a regulatory failure while a missed nuance is only a wrong badge in the inbox.
- The allowance. Overage is opt-in. By default agents pause at the plan allowance and nothing is invoiced.
- The daily cap. The queue filler enforces it before the launcher ever sees a row.