Pulse researches every lead and writes outreach that actually sounds human, right in a side panel over Salesforce, HubSpot, LinkedIn, or Gmail. Nothing sends until you approve.
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Pulse runs the loop that wastes your reps' day, then hands you a finished draft to approve. Draft-first is the default.
Before a word is written, Pulse builds a research brief on the prospect: company facts, tech stack, trigger events, and a recommended angle, with sources. That's the difference between "Hi {first_name}" and outreach that earns a reply.
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Pulse isn't another dashboard to log into. One agent, four surfaces: it shows up where the work already happens and stays out of the way until there's a draft to review.
Consolidate the $50–200/month you're spending on fragmented tools into one agent layer.
Pulse is an AI agent layer by FaithlineAI that sits on top of your existing CRM. It researches every lead, drafts outreach that sounds human, and queues it for your review. Nothing sends until you approve.
The Chrome side panel works over LinkedIn, HubSpot, Salesforce, Apollo, Clay, and Gmail. There's also a native HubSpot CRM card that embeds Pulse inside a contact record. You integrate rather than migrate.
Draft-first by default. Pulse researches and drafts on its own, but every message waits for your approval. Teams that want direct sending can explicitly opt in per workspace.
No. One agent, four surfaces: the Pulse dashboard, a Chrome side panel over any CRM tab, a HubSpot card, and an MCP endpoint so your own AI agents can call the same tools.
By default Pulse is the research and copywriting layer, not the sender of record. Drafts are reviewed and sent by a human, keeping you clear of autonomous-sending liability. Send caps, cooldowns, and MX validation protect deliverability.
They research, write, and send on their own. Pulse does the same research and drafting but stops before the send. Every message waits for a human. If you want AI to take the busywork while a person owns every send and the relationship, that's Pulse.