AI first messages that only use real facts

1. The AI gets facts, not the internet

For each new lead, the AI receives only:

• what you sell, from your ICP
• the person's first name and title
• the company's name, industry, city and description
• the lead's signals, as numbered facts, each with its source

Its rules: use only those facts (no invented numbers, names, events or compliments), never mention website visits or tracking, open with the reason to write now, link it to one problem you solve, and end with a low-pressure question. Drafts are 60 to 110 words, in English.

2. Code checks the draft

• every number, amount and percentage must appear in the facts
• every funding round (Seed, Series A and so on) and every job title must appear in the facts
• the greeting must use the right first name
• there must be no tracking language

3. Failures go to you, not to the prospect

If a check fails, the lead page shows the reasons and the draft waits for your review. Auto mode only pushes leads whose email is verified and whose draft passed. If the AI server is unavailable, ReadyBuyerFinder uses a plain template and marks it for review. ReadyBuyerFinder never sends email itself; approved leads go to your sequencer.