Cleyo keeps getting better.
Here is what's new.
No version numbers, no patch notes. Just what you can do today that you could not do last month.
Atlas: your own map of the market
A working list of the companies you want as clients, with a column for any question you can ask. Who they are hiring, what happened there last month, whether this is the quarter to call. Every row answers for itself, the decision makers come out of it, and the list goes straight into a campaign.
Spintax: no two recipients get the same words
Pick a paragraph and Cleyo writes a few versions of it that say exactly the same thing. Everyone on your list gets one of them, so a hundred emails stop looking like one email sent a hundred times.
Inbox score before you send
Read your email the way a spam filter and a busy person would, with the variables filled in for a real recipient. You get a score, what is pulling it down, and four specific things to change.
Sending limits you set yourself
Daily and weekly caps per channel, per person, in settings. Ramp a new mailbox up slowly or let an established one run, without anybody hardcoding a number on your behalf.
Reminders and LinkedIn replies in the inbox
Set a reminder on a conversation and it comes back to you on the day it matters. LinkedIn replies are answered from the same inbox as everything else, so one thread is one place.
Notetaker joins Google Calendar meetings
Connect a Google calendar and the notetaker shows up to those calls too. Notes, summary and follow-ups land the same way they already do for Microsoft.
Half a credit per search result
Every result now costs half of what it did, so the same balance brings you twice as many companies. Nothing about the results changed except how many of them you can afford.
Every result scored against your ICP
Write down who your ideal client is once. From then on every company in your search carries a fit rating, so you start with the ones worth your morning.
Manual search, for when you already know
Skip the prompt and build the query yourself: industry, tech stack, location, buying intent, company size. Same results table, full control over how you got there.
Search from a candidate's CV
Upload a CV and Cleyo finds the open roles that person actually fits. The whole flow in reverse: you have the candidate, it finds the client.
Turn open and click tracking off
Tracking pixels are not welcome under every data protection regime you sell into. It is a switch per campaign now, so you can stay compliant where you have to, and your open rate still reads honestly instead of showing zero.
Gmail mailboxes
Connect a Google mailbox and send from the address your clients already know. Everything else works exactly as it does on Microsoft.
Team leaderboard
See who is getting replies, ranked by reply rate or by conversion, across the whole workspace. Useful for coaching, uncomfortable for coasting.
Hiring Pressure on every company
How badly do they need help right now? Cleyo reads how long the role has been open, how often it has been reposted, how fast they are growing and whether the money just landed, then tells you Cold, Warm or Hot and why in one sentence.
Out of office no longer kills the lead
An autoresponder used to read as a no. Now Cleyo recognises it, pauses that one person rather than the whole company, and picks the sequence back up the day they are back at their desk.
Variables that look things up
Build with AI can now research each company on the web instead of guessing from a name. If it cannot find something it leaves the field empty rather than inventing it.
Record in-person meetings
The notetaker is not only for video calls. Hit record on your laptop in a room and you get the same summary, decisions and action items as a call it joined.