The pipeline work that dies first
Everyone agrees the pipeline routine matters. Check the saved searches, scan the communities, log the leads, follow up. It’s also the first thing that gets dropped, because it’s a long stretch of reading and clicking before a single conversation happens, and it only pays off if it happens every working day.
Most tools that promise to fix this automate the wrong half. Mass-outreach software sends more messages faster, which platforms punish and buyers ignore. The half that needed automating was the reading. The triage, the qualification, the logging. The work that comes before the judgment.
dassi automates the reading, you keep the sending
Each weekday morning dassi opens your saved searches and subreddits in your own session, on your machine, and does the reading you would have done: who’s new, who fits your ICP, which threads are real buying signals. Matches land in your CRM along with the profile or thread that justifies the row. Then it writes drafts in your voice, from examples you gave it, and holds them for review.
You can tell it’s working honestly by what it declines to do. A near-miss gets logged as a maybe rather than inflated into pipeline. A thread in a no-promotion subreddit gets skipped, with a note saying why. You see the calls it made and the ones it left for you.
Ten minutes of judgment, daily
The morning shortlist takes about ten minutes. Skim the leads, tune a draft or two, send the ones you believe in. Your account behaves like you because it is you. dassi just made sure you showed up every day.