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Reach out when it is relevant.

Short sequences of e-mail and LinkedIn, from your own accounts, in your own name. The moment someone replies, the rest stops.

Watch a sequence build

A reply stops everything.

No awkward follow-up after someone answers. The reply becomes a lead with an owner.

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Sequence · logistics firms · from SanneReplied
  1. ✓ Day 0E-mail · Introduction E-mail
  2. ✓ Day 2LinkedIn invitation LinkedIn
  3. ✓ Wait up to 5 daysDid they accept? Condition
  4. ✓ If yesLinkedIn message · short demo offer LinkedIn
  5. – If no · day 7E-mail · case study Skipped
  6. – Day 12E-mail · Short last note Skipped
Reply from Jeroen“Interesting. Can you send a proposal for the warehouse robots?”
Sequence stoppedLead for Sanne

Illustrative animation of supported behaviour.

What you get.

  • E-mail and LinkedIn together: Messages, invitations, visits and tasks in one sequence, with a different path when someone accepts.
  • One inbox for replies: Replies sorted by what they ask: interest, a question, not now, or stop.
  • Companies that fit: Start from the companies that visit your pages, or a list you trust.
  • Several senders: Share one list across a sales team, each person from their own accounts.
Sequence · logistics firmsIllustrative
Day 0
E-mail · Fewer picking errors?
From Sanne’s mailbox
Day 2
LinkedIn invitation
Short, personal note
If yes
LinkedIn message
Only after they accept
Reply
Sequence stops
The conversation is yours
Reply

Good to know.

  1. Gentle limits Daily limits per mailbox and per LinkedIn account, built up slowly.
  2. A way out in every message One click to opt out, respected across every campaign.
  3. You start it Nothing goes out until the sender starts the campaign.

Where your buyer
meets it.

Not in Peakley, but where they already are: LinkedIn, their inbox, Google. And where your sales team already works: the CRM.

LinkedIn · Messaging
SVSanne de VriesSales lead at Fabrikam Robotics

Hi Jeroen, I saw Northwind is adding a third warehouse. We help logistics teams cut picking errors. Worth a short call?

Interesting. Can we talk next week?

Sent from Sanne’s own LinkedIn · the reply stopped the sequence
Inbox
Sanne de VriesFewer picking errors at Northwind? — Jeroen, three warehouses means…09:12
Operations weeklyYour report for week 4408:40
Supplier portalInvoice 2026-1184 is readyTue
From her own mailbox, not a bulk tool · an unsubscribe line in every message
warehouse picking robot
Sponsored fabrikam-robotics.com › warehouse-robots Picking Robots for Growing Warehouses | Fewer Errors, Same Team See the robot in your own aisles. Book a 30-minute demo; we bring the numbers for your volume. The ad leads to your Peakley page; the enquiry keeps its campaign
HubSpot · Deal
Northwind Logistics — picking robots
NewContactedDemo bookedWon
Source
Peakley · LinkedIn outreach
Owner
Sanne de Vries
Pages read
Pricing, case study
Created by Peakley; the stage comes back when sales moves it

Illustrative examples with fictitious companies and people.

Built for the people
who do the work.

Your sales team answers, our team runs the rest. Peakley shows each of them what matters, the moment it happens.

Our team writes the outreachSequences from your own mailbox and LinkedIn, replies read for you.
Sanne answers within the hourEvery enquiry arrives with its campaign, company and pages read.
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