Feature
Whitford does the prioritising and the drafting, and then it stops. Every change to your CRM and every email is a dry-run you review first, so the AI never surprises a customer or a candidate on your behalf.
How it happens
Dry-run preview
Writes nothing until you approve, and a safety limit caps how many records one run can touch.
Running a pipeline previews exactly what would change and sends nothing. You see every message and every update before it is real.
Nothing writes to your CRM or leaves your inbox until you approve it. The assistant itself is read-only and only ever drafts.
Each run is bounded by a cap on how many records it can touch, so a mistake can never turn into a mass send.
No. It drafts and previews, and a person reviews and sends. Email goes from your own connected Gmail only after you apply.
It is blocked. A safety limit caps how many records one run can touch, and you can narrow the scope or lift the limit yourself.
It prioritises and drafts. You decide what actually happens.
See it for real estate or recruitment.