FOR AGENCIES AND GTM TEAMS
Clients want pipeline. Vortel runs the outbound for you, so you can sell it as a service.

A new service line, no new headcount.
01
Sell the service
02
Vortel runs the outbound
03
You deliver the meetings

No agency wins an account on a deck. You won yours one outcome at a time. And every new logo arrives with its own domains to warm, its own list to build, its own tone to learn and its own reporting to assemble. You sell judgment. The week goes to setup.
Vortel runs the motion you designed, with each client in its own workspace, isolated from the rest. Each account gets its own Company Brain, its own limits and its own sending domain, so the next client adds revenue instead of overhead.
Select the client. Each workspace carries its own Company Brain, its own limits and its own domains, so nothing crosses between accounts.
Every message combines that client’s Company Brain with the person’s profile: their proof, their tone, their offer. Not yours.
Vortel builds an outreach strategy around each prospect for that client: the channels and the approach that fit the conversation, one path per lead. You only see the replies that need a person.
Meetings land on the client’s calendar and the report comes from the same log the work ran on. Your service line, their pipeline.

Each client runs in its own workspace, with its own Company Brain, its own prospecting criteria, its own sending domain and its own reply policy. Tenant isolation is enforced on every query, every cache key and every provider call.
NEW CLIENT WORKSPACE
SETUP STEP
STATUS
Prospecting criteria
ICP defined
Company Brain
8 documents
Sending domain
DKIM + SPF verified
Autonomy level
Draft only
Reply policy and caps
Caps and escalation
Isolation
Per workspace
WHAT THE ISOLATION COVERS
Every query, cache key and provider call

Caps and warmup are enforced at send time, not offered as guidance. A workflow cannot hold more than ten LinkedIn actions, and consecutive touches must be thirty minutes apart. The compiler refuses to activate a campaign that breaks either rule.
EMAIL SENDING CAPS
Hourly and daily, per workspace
LINKEDIN WARMUP
Week 1: 5/day → Week 4: 20/day

The report you send is drawn from the same log the work ran on. Every claim in it has an action behind it, with the hour it happened and the reason it was taken.
THIS CLIENT, THIS MONTH
842 messages to 310 people
WHAT CAME BACK
47 replies
RESULT
9 meetings booked
Four things you set once, per client. Who the system is allowed to contact. How much it can send per domain per day. What it is allowed to claim. And which replies it has to hand to a person instead of answering.
These are not preferences buried in a settings page. They are the boundary each account runs inside.
POLICY · SET ONCE, ENFORCED ALWAYS
Who it can contact
This client’s ICP only, inside its own workspace.
How much it can send
Per client, per domain, on its own warmup ramp.
What it can claim
Only what that client’s brain can support.
What comes to you
Pricing, legal and churn signals. Always.
What stays yours.
Vortel does not decide your client’s positioning and it does not own the relationship. It runs the motion you designed, inside the limits you set. Pricing is per credit, so what you spend and what you charge are two separate decisions, and both are yours.
See two accounts running side by side, with separate brains, separate limits and separate domains. The separation is the product.
FOR AGENCIES AND GTM TEAMS
Clients want pipeline. Vortel runs the outbound for you, so you can sell it as a service.


No agency wins an account on a deck. You won yours one outcome at a time. And every new logo arrives with its own domains to warm, its own list to build, its own tone to learn and its own reporting to assemble. You sell judgment. The week goes to setup.
Vortel runs the motion you designed, with each client in its own workspace, isolated from the rest. Each account gets its own Company Brain, its own limits and its own sending domain, so the next client adds revenue instead of overhead.

Select the client. Each workspace carries its own Company Brain, its own limits and its own domains, so nothing crosses between accounts.

Every message combines that client’s Company Brain with the person’s profile: their proof, their tone, their offer. Not yours.

Vortel builds an outreach strategy around each prospect for that client: the channels and the approach that fit the conversation, one path per lead. You only see the replies that need a person.

Meetings land on the client’s calendar and the report comes from the same log the work ran on. Your service line, their pipeline.

NEW CLIENT WORKSPACE
SETUP STEP
STATUS
Prospecting criteria
ICP defined
Company Brain
8 documents
Sending domain
DKIM + SPF verified
Autonomy level
Draft only
Reply policy and caps
Caps and escalation
Isolation
Per workspace
WHAT THE ISOLATION COVERS
Every query, cache key and provider call
Each client runs in its own workspace, with its own Company Brain, its own prospecting criteria, its own sending domain and its own reply policy. Tenant isolation is enforced on every query, every cache key and every provider call.

EMAIL SENDING CAPS
Hourly and daily, per workspace
LINKEDIN WARMUP
Week 1: 5/day → Week 4: 20/day
Caps and warmup are enforced at send time, not offered as guidance. A workflow cannot hold more than ten LinkedIn actions, and consecutive touches must be thirty minutes apart. The compiler refuses to activate a campaign that breaks either rule.

THIS CLIENT, THIS MONTH
842 messages to 310 people
WHAT CAME BACK
47 replies
RESULT
9 meetings booked
The report you send is drawn from the same log the work ran on. Every claim in it has an action behind it, with the hour it happened and the reason it was taken.
Four things you set once, per client. Who the system is allowed to contact. How much it can send per domain per day. What it is allowed to claim. And which replies it has to hand to a person instead of answering.
These are not preferences buried in a settings page. They are the boundary each account runs inside.
Policy · set once, enforced always
Who it can contact
This client’s ICP only, inside its own workspace.
How much it can send
Per client, per domain, on its own warmup ramp.
What it can claim
Only what that client’s brain can support.
What comes to you
Pricing, legal and churn signals. Always.
What stays yours.
Vortel does not decide your client’s positioning and it does not own the relationship. It runs the motion you designed, inside the limits you set. Pricing is per credit, so what you spend and what you charge are two separate decisions, and both are yours.
Add the next client
without adding the stack.
Stop managing tools.
Start directing revenue.