Watch AI draft, route, approve, and answer inside one live inbox.

Salespark is built for the moment after a signal arrives. Account context loads, the draft is written, approvals stay visible, and the reply queue never loses ownership.

1 queue

Approval still visible

Every draft, approval, and reply lands in one operator view instead of being split across tools.

3 lanes

Channels coordinated

Email, WhatsApp, and voice-ready escalation stay connected to the same account context.

Live inbox

Demo request - Cortex Labs

warm lead

Signal

Demo form submitted with enterprise pricing intent.

Context loaded: Account history, current offer, & objections.

Draft ready

Subject: Alex, approval-safe follow-up for the Cortex Labs request

Hi Alex, I've mapped the exact workflow for EMEA approvals. Let me know if this looks correct...

Reply captured

"Can you show how approval works for EMEA accounts?"

Queue updated: owner routed, SLA attached.

Active state

AI-drafted follow-up with real approval context

operator visible

Message intent

booked from inbound intent

Draft intent: Send EMEA operating review.

Fallback: WhatsApp on 18h timeout.

Approval chain

2 checkpoints

RevOps approves segment-specific proof block.

AE owner confirms meeting ask and send window.

Salespark dispatches and starts reply monitoring.

Latency to first draft

11 sec

Inbox ownership

Preserved

Reply state after send

Waiting

Escalation trigger

High-intent reply

Evidence over adjectives

The proof story should look like an operator review, not a row of claims.

Illustrative pilot benchmark

Open-rate delta becomes a workflow artifact, not a marketing boast.

Before

19%

Cold outbound open rate

After

42%

Approval-aware follow-up

This is the kind of before/after Salespark tracks when approval timing and account-aware copy are introduced into the outbound workflow.

Approval chain diagram

Every send shows who approved what before the email leaves.

01AI generates draft

02RevOps adjusts proof block

03AE owner approves send

04Reply SLA starts

Instead of synthetic badges, the workflow exposes the chain of responsibility that matters once the message is customer-facing.

Operator proof wall

The team sees attributed outcomes, not generic AI promises.

Series B SaaS - 1.8x faster first touch

Outbound pod - 31% fewer manual rewrites

Pipeline recovery lane - 2.2x reply continuity

Each evidence module is designed as something a revenue leader could bring into a pipeline review or rollout retrospective.

System design

The workflow is built in layers, so operators can feel depth instead of chaos.

This is not a card wall. Each layer below exists because a real sales motion breaks when any one of them is missing.

Layer 01

Account context lands before the draft exists.

Offer, proof, exclusions, routing rules, and previous touches are loaded before Salespark writes the first line.

Layer 02

The draft is written for the next move, not for vanity personalization.

The system optimizes for meeting progression, approval safety, and the correct follow-up path across channels.

Layer 03

Approvals happen in the workflow, not in Slack archaeology.

Managers see the exact copy, reason codes, and next-step logic before anything is dispatched.

Layer 04

Replies come back into the same operating board.

Ownership, SLA, and escalation stay attached to the thread so the handoff does not disappear after the send.

One conversion moment

Start with one revenue motion. Make it measurable before you scale it.

Bring the workflow that matters most right now: demo-request follow-up, outbound for named accounts, or reply recovery. We scope the first motion, not a generic demo.

Scope the first workflow