Stop on reply, by default
A reply cancels every remaining step for that prospect. You never have to build the rule, and you cannot forget it.
Multi-step sequences
Connection requests, messages, follow-ups and profile views, on your timing.
One message is not outreach. Most replies arrive on the second or third touch, but following up by hand across hundreds of prospects is exactly the work nobody does consistently, so it silently stops happening.
How it works
- 01
Add your steps
Connection request, message, follow-up, profile view, InMail. Order them how you want.
- 02
Set the delay on each
Delays are set in hours per step, so you can wait a day after an acceptance and five days before a nudge.
- 03
Let it run
Doreach works through the sequence inside your sending limits and working hours, and stops for anyone who replies.
What makes it different
Steps toggle without deleting
Turn a step off to test a shorter sequence, then turn it back on. The copy stays where you left it.
Profile views as a soft opener
A profile view before a connection request is low-risk and often lifts acceptance, because the request arrives from someone whose name the prospect has already seen.
The point of a sequence is not persistence for its own sake. It is that a good message sent at a bad moment looks identical to a bad message, and the only way to tell them apart is to try again a few days later.
So the useful shape is short, spaced and easy to decline: a request, a reason, one genuine follow-up, then a brief close that lets someone say no without feeling rude. People who can decline gracefully do not report you, which matters more than the extra touch you would have squeezed in.
Who it's for
- SDRs whose follow-ups slip when the week gets busy
- Teams standardising a cadence everyone actually uses
- Recruiters running long, patient sequences alongside live roles
Common questions
- What step types can a Doreach sequence contain?
- Connection request, message, follow-up, profile view and InMail. Each carries its own delay in hours and can be enabled or disabled without being deleted.
- Does Doreach stop messaging someone after they reply?
- Yes, automatically. Stop-on-reply is on by default, so a prospect who answers is removed from the remaining steps immediately.
- How long should a LinkedIn sequence be?
- Three to four steps over about two weeks suits most B2B outreach. Longer sequences rarely add replies and do increase the chance of being reported.
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