Outreach Cadences is a Clone skill that prepares outreach messages and multi-touch cadence plans for the seller to review before anything is sent. SDR and sales rep clones use it to draft first-touch emails and plan follow-up timing for new prospects. There is no app to connect, and nothing goes out until the seller approves it.
Draft a 4-touch cadence for ops directors at mid-size manufacturers.
Here's a 4-touch plan over 12 days with drafts for each step. All are waiting for your review; nothing has been sent.
| Day | Channel | Message | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | First touch: downtime cost angle | Draft | |
| Day 4 | Short bump with one stat | Draft | |
| Day 8 | Phone | Call notes and talk track | Draft |
| Day 12 | Breakup note, open door | Draft |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Tell your clone who you are reaching and what you want them to know.
It drafts first-touch emails and a multi-touch plan with timing. You edit and approve.
Nothing is sent until you approve it, so every message reflects your judgment.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Outreach Cadences to work as part of their job.
It is a planned series of outreach touches drafted by AI. Your clone writes the messages and sets the timing for each step, then hands the cadence to you to review.
No. Outreach Cadences prepares messages and plans for review. Nothing is sent until the seller approves it.
Outreach Cadences plans new outbound to prospects. Follow-Up Drafts turns notes from a deal review into next-step messages for existing deals.
No. It works without a connection.
SDR and sales rep clones use it most, when starting outbound to a new segment or list.
Updated October 2026