Vyan Sequences Room 07 Start a cadence
Vyan · Sequences Call · Text · Email For SDRs & closers

The cadence that stops the moment they reply.

Multi-touch follow-up across call, text, and email, run on the relationship graph instead of a blind timer. An inbound reply auto-pauses the cadence, and every send passes a consent gate that cannot be switched off.

No setup. Import a list or enroll your relationships in the next screen.
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Dana Ruiz · Storm follow-up Enr_4471
Day 0CallIntro call, voicemail leftSent
Day 1TextQuick recap, opt-in on fileSent
Day 2InboundThey replied. Cadence paused.Paused · reply
Day 4EmailProposal nudge, held for the humanHeld
Fig. 01Reply at day 2 pauses the cadence and hands the warm thread to a person
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Sends after a reply
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Channels · one queue
No bypass
Consent gate, structural
$19
Per seat · per month
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Why follow-up leaks

The enemy is the blind timer

Most cadence tools blast on a clock. They treat a reply as the exit, they leave consent to a switch a rep can quietly flip off, and the touches do not know who the person is. So the next email fires while a warm reply sits cold, reps talk over live conversations, and one missed opt-out becomes a compliance problem.

The cadence runs on its own clock, not on the relationship, and the deal leaks in the gap.

A reply is not an exit. It is the warmest moment in the whole sequence.

Sequences doctrine · the pause is the product
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How Vyan Sequences wins

Same job · run on the graph
vs Outreach Heavy sequence engine. The reply is the exit, consent is a setting. A reply auto-pauses the cadence, and the consent gate cannot be switched off.
vs Salesloft Runs cadences in a silo, away from the record of the relationship. Cadences run on the relationship graph, so every touch knows the history.
vs Apollo Cadences bolted onto a data tool. A warm reply has nowhere to go. A warm reply hands straight to the dialer, so the close happens on a live call.
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What runs the moment you enroll

Four mechanisms · one queue
M.1 Multi-touch across call, text, and email One sequence weaves the channels across the days that work. The rep runs a single queue, and the graph keeps the timing off each step's day offset.
M.2 Enroll, advance, pause, with replies auto-pausing Enroll a relationship and the cadence advances it touch by touch. An inbound reply flips it to paused so you never talk over a live conversation. No enrollment is a dead end: a paused thread always carries the next action.
M.3 A consent gate on every send Every text and email checks for opt-in before it sends. No override flag, no bulk bypass. A step without consent is held, not sent, and the operator is told to capture consent first.
M.4 Templates per vertical Start from a proven cadence, not a blank page. Storm follow-up, proposal nudge, inquiry to booked, each with the reply and meeting rates it earns, so the value is visible the moment the app opens.
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One price. The whole cadence engine.

Sells solo · composes into the house
$19 Per seat · per month
  • Multi-touch cadences across call, text, and email
  • Enroll, advance, pause, with replies auto-pausing
  • Consent gate on every send, no bypass
  • A library of cadence templates per vertical
  • Runs solo, or composes into the Vyan console

Enroll your first relationship in the next screen.

No blank dashboard. The library is seeded with proven cadences and a few relationships already mid-sequence, so the first run is full. Import a list or enroll from your graph, and the engine takes the timing from there.

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