Find and qualify prospects that match your ICP

AI sales prospecting uses AI to automatically research, qualify, and prioritize potential customers based on your ICP. Instead of manual LinkedIn searches and spreadsheet tracking, Kuse finds accounts that match your criteria, checks intent signals, and drafts personalized outreach — all on a daily schedule.

• SDR and BDR teams responsible for top-of-funnel pipeline
• Account executives who do their own outbound research
• Founders doing founder-led sales without a full sales team
• Sales managers who need consistent pipeline input without adding headcount
• Marketing teams running ABM campaigns to targeted account lists

• A documented ICP with specific company and contact criteria
• Intent signals that indicate buying readiness (hiring, funding, launches)
• A personalization hook for each outreach draft
• CRM logging so prospects do not fall through the cracks
• A daily or weekly cadence that keeps the pipeline filled

Start with a precise ICP document — the more specific the better. Include company size range, industry, tech stack, geography, and contact role. Give Kuse examples of your best past customers. Define the intent signals that matter most to you. Connect HubSpot as the CRM destination and Gmail as the email draft output. Run a test batch and review the quality before scheduling it daily.

• ICP that is too broad: "Companies with 50+ employees" is not an ICP — it is a filter
• Generic outreach templates: Personalization that references the actual company converts better
• No CRM logging: Prospects that exist only in a spreadsheet get lost
• Sending without review: AI drafts are starting points, not final copy — always review before sending

Kuse combines research, qualification, and outreach drafting in a single workflow that runs on a schedule. Because your ICP, past wins, and competitive positioning live in your workspace, outreach drafts are grounded in your actual business context — not a generic template. And because it logs to your CRM automatically, no prospect slips through because someone forgot to update a spreadsheet.