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SDRs spend roughly 80% of their time on research, data entry, list building, and CRM hygiene. The other 20% goes to the work that actually closes deals: conversations, relationship building, and strategic selling.
The tools exist. Apollo, LeadFuze, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, your CRM. But someone still has to sit there and operate them. Pull the list. Enrich the contacts. Check LinkedIn profiles. Draft the message. Load it into the outreach tool. Update the CRM. Repeat 50 times a day.
What if that manual pipeline ran on autopilot, with a human approving everything before it goes out?
I have been testing Moxby for sales prospecting. Here is how the AI agent pipeline works, what it automates, and where humans are still essential.
Most outbound tools automate one task. Moxby Initiative automates the whole operation.
This is where Moxby shifts from a set of useful agents into something more powerful. The Initiative system lets you define an objective and it owns the execution from there.
What Initiative Actually Is
Initiative is a goal container. You give it a name, an objective in plain language, and a measurable goal. It creates a dedicated Kanban board for that goal and assigns a PM agent to own it. That PM actively builds the work, delegates to specialists, monitors progress on a heartbeat, and escalates when something needs your attention.
The board has four columns: To Do, In Progress, Done, Blocked. Tasks are created by the PM as it identifies what needs to happen. Some are daily recurring, some are weekly, some are milestones, some are blockers that stop a workflow until a human resolves them. Everything lives on one board.
A Real Sales Example
Imagine you are a sales rep at a B2B SaaS company. You just got access to a new target list: 200 VP Revenue and Chief Revenue Officers at FinTech companies between Series B and Series D, based in the US. You want to book 5 demos from this list in the next 90 days.
You open Moxby and create an Initiative. You write the objective exactly as you understand it: "Book 5 demos with VP Revenue / Chief Revenue Officers at US FinTech companies (Series B to Series D) over the next 90 days. Outbound only. No event lists."
Moxby reads that and immediately understands the ICP, the time window, and the target number. A PM agent takes ownership.
The PM Builds the Operation
The PM looks at the objective and starts building the work before you touch anything. It creates tasks on the Kanban board:
Daily: find and enrich 5 new FinTech VP/CRO prospects from LinkedIn and Apollo, check for prior contact history, flag exclusions
Daily: draft personalized outbound emails for approved prospects using enriched profile data
Daily: draft LinkedIn connection messages for approved prospects, post in batches of 5 for your review
Weekly: review all active prospects for follow-up eligibility, trigger Day 3 and Day 7 follow-up sequences for non-responders
Weekly: source 20 new prospects to keep the pipeline full as contacts get worked
Weekly: log demo count and flag if the pipeline is running below pace to hit 5 demos in 90 days
Milestone: first demo booked
The PM does not build this from a template. It reads your objective and constructs the board based on what the goal actually requires.
Specialist Agents Do the Work
The PM recruits agents for specific execution tasks. It assigns them and monitors their output.
Sales Hunter enriches each prospect: name, title, company, funding stage, recent news, email, LinkedIn URL. It pulls from Apollo and LinkedIn directly.
Outreach Writer takes the enriched profile and drafts every outbound email. Each draft pulls from the enriched data, references the company's recent activity, and avoids generic opening lines.
Guardian reviews each draft before it reaches you. It checks that enrichment data was actually used, flags templates that sound generic, and catches anything that does not match your voice.
Daily Intel Crawler runs continuously across LinkedIn and X. It flags any FinTech VP or CRO who posts about a problem your product solves. Those signals get routed immediately to the PM for fast-track enrichment.
Each specialist works its assigned tasks independently. The PM checks their output, routes work between them, and surfaces what needs your review.
The Kanban Board Is Your Single View
Everything about the initiative lives on one board. New prospects being enriched, drafts pending your approval, approved messages waiting to send, follow-up sequences in progress, demos that have been booked, and blockers that need your call. You open the board and you see the full state of the operation.
Your job is review and approve. The board tells you what is waiting. You read a draft, you approve or you request a change, you type "send", and the PM routes it to the sending layer. That is the whole interaction, every day.
Heartbeat Monitoring
The PM does not wait for you to check in. It heartbeats throughout the day. It checks whether the pipeline has enough prospects, whether approved messages have been sent, whether follow-ups are due, and whether the pace is on track to hit 5 demos in 90 days. If the pipeline is running thin, it escalates and creates a sourcing task. If a specialist agent has not reported back, it follows up. If a metric is behind pace, it flags you immediately.
The Daily Rhythm
The board controls the rhythm without you setting it:
Morning: PM checks pipeline, triggers daily enrichment run, prepares first draft batch
Mid-morning: drafts appear on the board in batches of 5 for your approval
Midday: PM reviews approval status, nudges if a batch has been waiting
Afternoon: PM reviews follow-up eligibility for non-responders, triggers Day 3 sequences
End of day: PM logs results, updates metrics, flags what is coming tomorrow
Friday: demo tally, pipeline health, and pace check against the 90-day target
What Makes This Different
Before Initiative, building this operation means coordinating prospecting tools, enrichment tools, writing follow-up sequences, scheduling everything by hand, and checking every workflow step yourself. You are managing a workflow, not selling.
With Initiative, you state the goal and the system builds around it. The PM builds the board, recruits the specialists, sets the daily rhythm, monitors the pipeline, and surfaces what needs your attention. You spend your day on the work that actually requires a human: the conversations, the relationships, the deals that need judgment.
That is what Initiative does. It runs the operation so you can run the sale.
An SDR spending 6 hours per day on manual prospecting tasks has 2 hours left for actual selling. With Moxby handling the manual pipeline, list building is automated, contact enrichment is automated, email verification is automated, LinkedIn research is automated, draft writing is automated with human approval, CRM data entry is automated, and monitoring for replies is automated.
That SDR now has 8 hours of selling time. That is not a marginal improvement. That is a fundamental shift in how the role works.
For solo founders: Moxby Free plus your AI subscription, roughly $20 a month if you do not already have one, gives you a prospecting pipeline that runs while you focus on closing.
The point is not fewer SDRs. It is SDRs who spend their entire day on the work that generates revenue instead of the manual overhead that does not.
High-value target outreach needs a human touch. AI drafts. You review and personalize for your most important prospects.
Relationship management is human territory. AI builds the pipeline. You build the relationships.
Complex sales cycles require judgment, empathy, and strategic timing that AI cannot provide. When to follow up, when to back off, when to escalate: those are human decisions.
So this is all up to you. You can determine the amount of human intervention. Or you can let AI take over the entire process.
Free: Full agent framework, agents, browser automation, task board, docs, scheduling, marketplace access. A basic prospecting pipeline works on free.
Pro, $25 per seat per month: Adds Learn a Web App, Remote Access, unlimited projects, tasks, docs, and sheets, and premium marketplace listings.
Team, $40 per seat per month: Adds shared agent access, task syncing, doc collaboration, and dedicated support.
There is also a Done-For-You service: a dedicated cloud VPS with pre-configured agent teams for sales prospecting, including intent data access from over 5 billion tracked web visits.
No Linux. macOS and Windows only.
Requires your own AI subscription. Additional cost if you do not already have one.
Marketplace is growing but still early.
No native mobile app. Remote Access on Pro works from your phone browser.
Solo founders doing their own prospecting who need the pipeline running while they focus on closing.
Small sales teams, 1 to 3 reps, who want reps selling instead of doing data entry.
Agencies managing outreach for multiple clients who need scale without proportional headcount.
Start with Moxby free plan and one lead research agent. Have it check a lead database on a daily schedule. If the pipeline grows, scale to the full team.
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