Self‑Improving Contextual Go‑to‑Market.
One brain across outreach, inbound, and support. It builds itself from a sentence, and gets sharper with every reply, every win, every ghost.
No card. Works with the tools you already use. SOC2-aware from day one.
Turn any prompt into a workflow.
Type what you want to happen in plain English. Dragonfly turns it into a live automation that runs on its own. Retries, opt-outs, and approvals are handled for you. Edit any step in the visual editor whenever you want.
Three lanes, one brain that improves with every reply.
One brain runs outreach, inbound, and support, and gets smarter from every reply, every win, and every ticket. No re-training run. No retro deck. The system that sent the message also reads the reply, closes the deal, and answers the ticket, then uses what it learned the next time it sends.
Sequences ship from a prompt across email, SMS, LinkedIn, mail, and voice. One identity, with consent and DNC baked in.
- Prompt → live sequence
- Per-channel orchestration
- TCPA + CAN-SPAM guardrails
- Suppression sticks across channels
When a reply lands, Dragonfly classifies intent, drafts a response on your voice, and routes to the right human in seconds.
- Reply intent + sentiment
- Auto-draft with approval gate
- Routing rules from the same prompt
- Wins + ghosts logged on the record
Tickets, NPS, and churn signals all live on the same identity that closed the deal, not in a second system the rest of the company never sees.
- Shared inbox + cases
- NPS + churn signals
- Churn risk routed to sales
- Renewal playbooks on signal
Build contact lists by geography.
When your motion is tied to a place (a service radius, a walk list, a drive-time around a clinic) drawing on a map beats hunting through filters. Pull every parcel, address, and resident inside any neighborhood, ZIP, or custom shape, then enrich and route them through the same identity that powers your CSV imports and CRM sync.
Neighborhoods, ZIPs, townships, drive-time radii, or freehand polygons. Paste a ZIP list or upload a KML and we handle the rest.
PostGIS-grade precision, not just centroids. Owner-occupied flags, tenure, and life-event signals come along for the ride.
Skip-trace to the people actually living there. Deduped across providers with stable identity fingerprints.
Geo-sourced contacts run through the same enrichment waterfall, the same outreach, and the same identity as anything you import.
Deals follow the customer.
Every deal stays attached to the customer it's about. The map, the contact list, the outreach, and the pipeline all run on the same identity, so the full customer journey lives on one clean record. No CRM sync, no duplicate dashboards, no arguments about which system is the source of truth.
- Every signal that opened the deal stays on the record
- One timeline per customer across signals, outreach, replies, and stages
- Forecasts read the exact numbers your reps see, no spreadsheets
- No CRM sync, no duplicate records, no second source of truth
- Apr 4Won · $42,000Wonclosed by Maya · ARR · annual
- Mar 28Moved to ProposalPipelineowner: Maya · 6 days in Qualified
- Mar 22Pricing PDF sentOutreachfollow-up · within SLA
- Mar 21Reply receivedInbound"send pricing" · intent: positive
- Mar 19Welcome email sentOutreachbrand voice · localized to 94109
- Mar 12New mover detectedSignalhigh-intent polygon · NCOA match
Eight ways teams are using Dragonfly today.
Skip-trace new residents inside your service radius, then send a localized intro the week they get keys.
Owner-occupied, tenure, equity, life-event signals. All inside a drawn polygon, on tap.
Trigger outreach the day a building permit is filed nearby. Beat the door-knockers.
New marriage, new baby, new home: every life event is an outreach moment your competitors miss.
Walk lists, donor matching, and SMS waves on the same identity graph that powers your canvass.
Drive-time polygons around clinics. Compliance and consent baked into every channel.
Carve sales territories from real ground truth, not Salesforce ZIP guesses.
Notify, survey, and serve residents inside any boundary you can draw.
“We replaced four tools and a part-time data ops contractor. Our reps stopped guessing which neighborhoods to work. The polygon already knows.”