The SDR loop, stage by stage
Six stages, each with its own sub-capabilities. Hover a stage below for what actually runs there.
Pulls accounts from Apollo export, web-to-Hunter matching, and OSM places_hunter for property-owner-aligned discovery — matched to your ICP, not a generic scraped list.
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Fail-closed sending, not wing-and-a-prayer
Your account's data never mixes into another tenant's model
Outcomes and winning messages are stored in tenant-filtered pattern memory. Retrieval against your own history, not fine-tuning across customers — so what compounds is specific to your account.
Test fit scoring against your own target accounts
Two or three sentences is plenty. Nothing you type here leaves your browser.
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geography: [],
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Three source paths, matched to how your ICP is actually indexed
No single data source covers every energy vertical well. Keldari picks the path — or blend of paths — that fits your account's ICP instead of forcing one source to do the whole job.
For accounts and contacts already resolvable through a standard B2B data export — fastest path when coverage is good.
Finds a company's site first, then resolves verified contacts through Hunter — used when the account isn't cleanly indexed elsewhere.
Sources from OpenStreetMap place data for property-owner-aligned discovery, then verifies through Hunter — built for local-owner ICPs (electrical contractors, small installers) where standard B2B databases under-cover.
The honest counter-positioning
- No fully-autonomous send. The contract gate is not a toggle you can turn off to skip it.
- No fabricated proof. Every customer claim on this site is a real account or explicitly marked as pending review.
- No BYO-your-inbox spam blasting. Sending is gated on deliverability checks, not volume targets.