Research every person on your list in one prompt
We're inside a sourcing campaign with 121 matched founders and CEOs. In one message we ask xhuman to work out whether each company is actively expanding retail distribution in the US — recent retailer launches, distribution partnerships, new markets, sales hiring, funding, founder statements from the last 18 months — and to add two columns: an expansion signal rated High, Medium or Low, and the best reason to reach out. xhuman creates both, notices the second one came out as a fixed set of options when it should read as a sentence, fixes it, then researches all 121 rows behind a live progress bar with a time estimate. Every filled cell opens to show the reasoning, a confidence level and the sources it cites, so you can check an answer instead of trusting it.
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1:59Go from one sentence to a running outreach campaign
Ask for founders and CEOs of US protein snack companies doing $20M or more — xhuman previews five matches, asks what the outreach is for, then hands you match conditions and a 3-step email sequence to approve before it runs.
1:18Upload 50 companies, get the CEO or founder at each
Attach a CSV of 50 companies and ask for the CEO or founder at each — xhuman checks whether you also want outreach, then builds a sourcing campaign and fills a live people table, one contact per company.
1:28Personalize every email in a campaign in one sentence
Ask for one more detail — "add where they went to college in the email" — and xhuman adds a research column, rewrites the first-touch copy with a guard so the line drops cleanly when the answer is missing, then fills all 121 rows.