Documentation
Short, because the product is. Here is how to get your first scored opportunities and what happens along the way. Anything not covered below, ask us — a person answers.
Getting started
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Create an account
Get in touch and we'll set you up. How pricing works is on the pricing page.
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Define your ICP — or import leads
Describe your ideal customer: industry, company size, location, tech stack. Odyssin discovers matching companies from there. Already have a list? Import it as a CSV and Odyssin enriches, scores and drafts outreach for it — no discovery quota used any differently.
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Review scored opportunities
Each company comes back with its decision makers (founders, CTOs, VPs of engineering, sales leaders), the buying signals that were detected — hiring, funding, product launches, office expansion, leadership changes, tech changes, growth — and a 0–100 opportunity score built from them. Every signal links to its evidence and carries a date, so you can see why a company scored the way it did.
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Approve outreach and export
Odyssin drafts a first line, a cold email, a LinkedIn message and timed follow-ups per contact. Drafts stay drafts until you approve them — nothing sends on its own. Approved emails send with the follow-up cadence handled for you, and the whole qualified list exports as CRM-ready CSV on every plan.
Not built yet
Listed here rather than as empty pages, so you can tell what exists before you commit to anything. If one of these decides your evaluation, ask us and we will tell you where it actually stands.
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Direct CRM integrations
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive — CSV export works today -
Automatic LinkedIn sending
LinkedIn messages are drafted for you to send today -
Public REST API and webhooks
Including Zapier and Make connectors -
Role-based access and SSO
Plus configurable retention windows
Security review
We do not use your data to train shared models, and you can export or delete your prospect data at any time. Approved emails send with unsubscribe handling and bounce/complaint tracking built in. Our formal security documentation is still being written, so rather than publish a summary page we would rather answer your specific questions directly — get in touch and we will tell you exactly where each control stands today.