It tells you what is unfinished
A campaign tracks completeness across basics, accounts, audience, sequence and review, so you always know what is left rather than hunting for the missing piece.
Campaign builder
Pick a goal, pick who, pick what you send. Launch in under an hour.
Most outreach tools hand you a blank sequence editor and let you discover your mistakes after three hundred messages have gone out. The expensive errors are always the same: a broken merge tag, a note over LinkedIn's character limit, a daily volume the account cannot support.
How it works
- 01
Start from a goal
Book meetings, start conversations, grow your network, or recruit. The goal sets a sensible default sequence you can then change, so you are editing something rather than staring at nothing.
- 02
Build the audience
Pull from LinkedIn search, a saved audience, post engagers, event attendees, group members, or your own CSV.
- 03
Write the sequence
Connection requests, messages, follow-ups, profile views and InMails, each with its own delay and each switchable on or off without deleting it.
- 04
Review, then launch
Doreach checks the campaign and blocks launch on anything that would produce a visibly broken message.
What makes it different
Checks that actually prevent damage
Unsupported or unclosed merge tags, malformed spintax, and connection notes over LinkedIn's 200-character limit are caught before launch, not after.
Replies stop the sequence
The moment someone answers, their remaining steps are cancelled. Nobody receives a scripted follow-up to a conversation they already started.
The builder is deliberately opinionated in one place: it will not let you launch something broken.
That sounds small. In practice it is the difference between a campaign that quietly sends Hi , to four hundred people and one that does not, because the failures it catches are exactly the ones you cannot take back.
Everything else stays flexible. The goal-based starting sequence is a default, not a rail. Change every step, reorder them, turn a step off for a week and back on later. The structure exists to get you moving, not to decide your outreach for you.
Who it's for
- SDRs running several plays at once who need each one set up the same way
- Agencies launching campaigns for a new client every week
- Founders who want outreach live today, not after a weekend of configuration
Common questions
- How long does it take to launch a campaign in Doreach?
- Under an hour for a first campaign, and around ten minutes once you have templates saved. Starting from a goal gives you a working default sequence, so most of the time goes into choosing the audience and writing the opener.
- Can I edit a campaign after it has launched?
- Yes. You can change sequence copy, enable or disable steps, adjust the daily cap and add or remove sending accounts while a campaign is running. Prospects already partway through keep their position in the sequence.
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