Three settings, not a leap of faith
Autonomy is a dial you set, and the safe positions are real positions.
Your team does the closing. Visell does the chasing, drafting and remembering across email, WhatsApp and calls, and asks you before anything important goes out.
Import a CSV with your own column mapping, post them to the API, or let inbound email, WhatsApp and calls create them.
Your own mailbox over SMTP and IMAP, WhatsApp through Vibot, and voice through Vio. Email alone is enough to start.
The engine drafts every follow-up and waits for a person to approve it, so you see exactly what it would have sent.
Move a tenant to Autopilot when you are ready, inside the sending windows and caps you set. You can stop automation on any lead.
New, contacted, qualified, ready to close, won. Temperature is worked out from what actually happened — a meeting booked, a price quoted, a callback asked for, or a lead gone quiet — and rechecked every ten minutes. A temperature you set by hand is never overwritten.
Start with the AI writing every follow-up and a person pressing send. Move to Autopilot only when you've seen enough.
Per tenant: read-only, draft-everything-for-approval, or send inside the windows and caps you set.
Per-tenant SMTP and IMAP, templates, signatures, confirmed unsubscribe and sending caps.
Dial a lead from the record, then keep the recording and transcript on the timeline.
Email, WhatsApp and calls land on the same lead, with the full activity trail beside it.
Hot, warm or cold, derived from what actually happened rather than a field someone forgot to update.
Nothing reaches a customer that nobody read, and pricing is never auto-sent — not even on Autopilot.
Callback ladders, nudges, and meeting invites customers can answer yes, maybe or no from the email.
Convert a won lead to a customer, then run support on a four-column board with groups and claim-routing.
Scoped keys, cursor-paginated reads, and nine outbound events signed to your endpoint.
Autonomy is a dial you set, and the safe positions are real positions.
Every channel lands on the same record.
A won lead becomes a customer, and support runs in the same place.
Visell follows up on a schedule, whether or not anyone opens the CRM that day — and when it runs out of tries, the lead comes back to a person with everything that was already tried. Any reply stops it.
Schedules and gaps are defaults — change them per business. If a colleague has just spoken to the lead, the AI stays quiet for three days.
Automation that never sleeps still has to respect your customer's evening. These are on from day one.
Contact hours
Outreach only between 09:00 and 20:00 IST on your working days, by default.
A daily cap
Fifty automated sends a day unless you change it.
Your team first
If a colleague just spoke to the lead, the AI waits three days.
No automatic prices
Buying signals and price questions go to a person.
Opt-outs, per channel
Recorded with the message that said so, and reversible.
An AI spend cap
A monthly limit per business, so costs can't run away.
Start with email. Bring WhatsApp and voice into the same activity timeline as your business grows.
Add WhatsApp and voice later, onto the same timeline.
No self-serve signup. Book a demo and we'll run it on leads like yours.
No. Visell works on email alone — connect your own mailbox over SMTP and IMAP and you have a complete CRM. Vio adds calling with recordings and transcripts, and Vibot adds WhatsApp, both through their public APIs. You can add either later.
We set Visell up with you. It drafts every follow-up and waits for your approval until you decide otherwise.