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Email someone about a job you saved

Pick a contact, choose an active sequence, start from the job, then open Tasks.

At a glance: From a job, open Start Outreach, pick someone to email, choose one of your active sequences, and go. Then open Tasks—your first step (like reviewing a draft) usually shows up there, sometimes within a minute or two.

What you need first

  • At least one turned-on outreach plan (under Outreach → Outreach Plans).

  • A contact who has an email address, or someone you can unlock to reveal their email.

  • Your email connected in Settings (for when you’re ready to send).

Step by step

  1. Open the job you care about and start Start Outreach.

  2. Pick who to contact.

    • If you already see their email, select them.

    • If you see a lock, tap to reveal their details. If there’s still no email, you can’t start a sequence with that person—try someone else.

    • If someone is grayed out with “no email on file,” we don’t have an address for them yet.

  3. Pick a sequence. You’ll only see plans that are active. You’ll see a preview of the steps (emails, waits, LinkedIn, etc.).

  4. Tap to start. You should see confirmation that they’re on the sequence for that job.

  5. Open Tasks and handle the first item when it appears.

If something’s blocked

You see…

What it usually means

What to try

No one to pick

No emails available yet.

Reveal contacts on the job or add a different contact.

Reveal doesn’t work

We couldn’t load that contact’s details.

Try again later or pick someone else.

“No email found”

We don’t have an address for that person.

Choose another contact.

“No active plans”

Every plan is turned off, or you haven’t created one.

Go to Outreach → Outreach Plans and create or turn on a plan.

An error when you start

Something went wrong on our side or the plan changed.

Try again. If it keeps happening, contact support with the exact message.

Related articles

How follow-up emails work, Review emails before they go out, See where a follow-up sequence stands.

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