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# Welcome

AutoReach finds your ideal buyers on X/Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram, scores them with AI, and runs personalized outreach on autopilot so you can focus on closing deals.

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## Jump right in

* [**Quickstart**](/getting-started/quickstart.md) - Connect your accounts, create your first offer, and launch outreach in minutes.
* [**Core Concepts**](/core-concepts/overview.md) - Understand how offers, leads, buyer scoring, and sequences work together.
* [**Autopilot**](/autopilot/overview.md) - One click to activate fully automated discovery, engagement, and responses.

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## How it works

1. **Discover** - Find leads from tweets, LinkedIn posts, job listings, companies, and lookalike audiences that match your ideal customer profile.
2. **Enrich** - Pull in profile data, company info, emails, websites, and recent activity for every lead.
3. **Score** - AI scores each lead on fit, intent, and timing to surface who is ready to buy right now.
4. **Engage** - Send personalized DMs, emails, connection requests, likes, comments, follows, and story views automatically across X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and your inbox.
5. **Respond** - When leads reply on any channel, AI generates stage-aware responses that keep the conversation moving toward a meeting.
6. **Resurface** - Leads that are not ready today get monitored. When new buying signals appear, they come back to the top.
7. **Book** - Qualified conversations flow into meeting bookings with auto-generated call briefs.

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## Explore the docs

| Section                  | What you will find                                                                                       |
| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Getting Started**      | Connect your social and email accounts, create your first offer, and launch your first campaign          |
| **Core Concepts**        | How leads, buyer scoring, offers, and the knowledge base work                                            |
| **Finding Leads**        | Tweet search, LinkedIn people / company / job search, Instagram discovery, lookalikes, and the lead pool |
| **Enrichment**           | Profile data, emails, websites, and company info for every lead                                          |
| **Outreach & Sequences** | Building sequences, DM and email generation, scheduling, and A/B testing                                 |
| **AI & Conversations**   | The unified inbox, AI responses, tone examples, and conversation optimization                            |
| **Autopilot**            | One-click automation: what it does, how to enable it, and how to tune it                                 |
| **Engagement Engine**    | Content strategy, daily engagement, and account health                                                   |
| **AI Video & Reels**     | Generate short-form vertical videos from a topic and your offer                                          |
| **Meetings & CRM**       | Booking meetings, call briefs, and the Chrome extension pipeline                                         |
| **Settings**             | AI model config, multi-account management, costs, and account safety                                     |


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