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AI outbound for marketing agencies that run campaigns for multiple clients

Chronos lets an agency set up a separate GTM profile per client, built from each client's website, and runs personalized multi-channel outbound — email, LinkedIn, SMS, X, Reddit, Instagram — with messages written in each client's voice.

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Agencies that run outbound for many clients face the same problem repeated across every account: build a target list, research each prospect, write something personal, send across the right channels, and keep up with replies. Chronos runs those mechanics per client, so an agency can operate many personalized outbound programs at once without a separate SDR team for each one.

How does Chronos handle multiple client accounts?

Each client gets its own campaign and GTM profile, built from that client's own website and ideal customer profile. Sending accounts, connected channels, sender voice and reply handling all stay scoped to that client. Work for one client never blends into another, which is what keeps multi-client outreach clean as the roster grows.

How are messages kept in each client's voice?

Voice and offer are set per client profile, not shared across the agency. Every message is real large-language-model output written from concrete facts about the recipient and their company, so outreach reads as that specific client rather than a generic template. Chronos is designed never to send hardcoded boilerplate.

Which channels can an agency run?

Email through AgentMail, Gmail, Outlook or custom SMTP, plus LinkedIn, SMS, X (Twitter), Reddit and Instagram. Each client runs whichever channels it has connected, and Chronos coordinates and paces sends across them so a prospect is not over-contacted.

How does reply handling work for agency teams?

Chronos detects replies, pauses outreach for anyone who responds, and follows up automatically until a prospect answers. Replies land in a per-client inbox so the agency team can review conversations and step in on the interested buyers, while the routine chasing keeps running in the background.

How do agencies report results to clients?

Each client campaign has its own dashboard showing what was sent, replies and booked meetings. A campaign can also be shared with a link, so a client can see progress without needing a Chronos login.

How an agency sets up a client campaign

  1. Add the client website. Chronos analyzes it and extracts a structured ICP.
  2. Review the extracted ICP. Confirm industries, roles, company sizes and buying signals before sourcing.
  3. Approve the sender voice and offer. Set how this client should sound and what it is offering.
  4. Choose channels and pacing. Connect the client's channels and set how fast outreach goes out.
  5. Review replies and booked meetings. Step in on interested buyers while follow-ups run automatically.

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Frequently asked questions

How does Chronos handle multiple client accounts?
Each client gets a separate campaign and GTM profile built from its own website, with its own sending accounts, channels, voice and reply handling. Work stays isolated per client.
How are messages kept in each client's voice?
Voice and offer are set per client, and every message is real AI output from concrete recipient facts — never a shared template.
Which channels can an agency run?
Email (AgentMail, Gmail, Outlook, custom SMTP), LinkedIn, SMS, X (Twitter), Reddit and Instagram, per the channels each client connects.
How does reply handling work?
Chronos detects replies, pauses for responders, and follows up automatically. Replies land in a per-client inbox for the team to review.

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