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DealsFlow is an AI-native LinkedIn outreach platform built for agencies, SDR teams, and founders who want a full pipeline without the manual grind. At its core is Arlo, an AI engine that doesn't just send templates — it reads replies, handles objections, and books meetings directly in your LinkedIn inbox, all in your voice. Most outreach tools stop the moment a prospect replies. DealsFlow is different. Arlo picks up the conversation, responds intelligently to questions and pushback, and moves prospects from "interesting" to "booked call" — without you lifting a finger. How it works: Connect your LinkedIn accounts — DealsFlow handles warmup and safety limits automatically. Define your Ideal Customer Profile — import leads from LinkedIn search URLs, post commenters, or CSV files. Arlo runs the outreach — personalized connection requests, follow-ups, real-time replies, and objection handling. You take the calls — show up to a calendar full of qualified meetings. Key Features: 🤖 Arlo AI Engine — Reads prospect bios, recent posts, and company context to craft unique messages and hold real two-way conversations until a meeting is booked. 👥 Multi-Account Dashboard — Manage up to 50 LinkedIn accounts from one place. Built for agencies running outreach at scale. 🚀 Campaign Builder — Launch unlimited campaigns in minutes with full control over messaging, sequences, and timing. 📇 Prospect CRM — Every lead gets an AI warmth score (Hot, Warm, Neutral, Cold). Never lose track of a warm reply again. 📊 Full-Funnel Analytics — Track connections sent → accepted → replied → booked calls. Export everything. 🛡️ Account Safety — Distributed cloud execution and randomized human-like timing keeps LinkedIn accounts safe. Zero-ban guarantee.
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