47% of event leads
never get a follow-up.

Yes. Each user sets a tone profile — warm and casual, crisp and enterprise, technical founder-to-founder, or fully custom with your own three sample emails. The AI mirrors your voice, not a generic 'It was great connecting!' template. The drafts are short (3-5 sentences), specific to what you discussed, and read like something you actually wrote.

The draft uses everything in the capture: their company, their role, the event context, and any voice note or tag you added at capture time. 'Loved your take on the on-prem-to-cloud migration panel' is what you get, not 'Hope this email finds you well.' The more context you capture, the sharper the draft.

Yes. Each user has a configurable daily send cap (default 50) to avoid triggering spam filters, and every email includes physical-address footer and unsubscribe compliance out of the box. Sensitive industries — legal, healthcare, financial — can run in review-only mode where the AI drafts but a human always sends.

Yes. When you send from NexaLink, the email lands in your CRM as a logged activity on the contact, with timestamp, subject, and body preserved. Your SDR team sees in Salesforce that the lead has been touched — no double-work, no CRM hygiene meetings.

Open tracking and reply detection are on by default (opt-out per user). The contact record shows 'opened 3x' or 'replied 12 hours later' so you can route a hot reply to a closer and a cold no-open into a second-touch sequence. The data lives with the lead, not in a separate email-marketing dashboard.

Yes. The team view shows every capture from the event with a traffic-light status: green (followed up), yellow (drafted, not sent), red (no follow-up). Managers see the red list and nudge the rep — the 47%-never-follow-up stat dies at the first Monday stand-up, not six months later in a QBR.