The Client
Global CX outsourcer, GBP 30-40M revenue, London-based.
A London-based CX outsourcer (GBP 30-40M revenue) needed personalization that doesn't read like a mail merge. Six specialized AI agents each hunt one signal type; a selector picks the strongest; two writers turn it into copy.
Global CX outsourcer, GBP 30-40M revenue, London-based.
Generic outbound was invisible to enterprise CX buyers.
Multi-agent AI personalization: 6 signal hunters, transformation scoring, BPO exclusion gates.
859 companies scored and routed, 12 domains warmed, 30K monthly capacity ready to fire.
“The split-signal architecture solves a quality problem seen across every previous build: AI personalization that sounds plausible but is not grounded in a specific, verifiable company fact. Separating "find the signal" from "write the sentence", with a deterministic selector in between, produces a measurable quality improvement. Every campaign built since uses this pattern.”
Context
A London-based customer experience outsourcer with operations on four continents. Instead of throwing headcount at every problem, they combine human expertise with agentic AI to replace FTE-heavy delivery with AI-orchestrated business processes. Revenue sits around GBP 30-40M, with 25M+ customer interactions handled per year across 20+ markets.
They came with no CRM access, no prior outbound copy, and one hard rule: the outreach had to feel specific to each enterprise buyer, not like another templated blast that a CX leader deletes on sight.
Constraints
Previous lead-gen providers delivered generic messaging and zero conversions. Quality over speed was a contractual expectation, not a platitude.
Never email another outsourcer, call center, or direct competitor. That exclusion had to be enforced at the data layer, not left to the copy.
No CRM, no analytics, no templates. Every layer, from data architecture to copy, had to be built from scratch.
Target revenue GBP 100M-5B+, headcount 500-10,000, across retail, travel, home services, food on demand, and financial services, with a hard cap of 3-4 contacts per company.
A company that treats outsourcing as a cost lever needs a fundamentally different email than one that sees it as a technology transformation.
Architecture
One pipeline, built around a strict separation of jobs. A company universe passes a BPO exclusion gate, then six signal agents run in parallel, a selector picks the single strongest signal, and only then do two writer agents turn that clean fact into copy. Research and copywriting never happen in the same prompt.
Results
This engagement was a pre-send infrastructure build. There are no campaign results to report yet: the deliverable is the architecture and the assets below, all live and ready to fire.
| Metric | Result |
|---|---|
| Companies scored & routed | 859 |
| Signal agents (one job each) | 6 |
| Selector + writer agents | 1 + 2 |
| Transformation maturity tiers | 3 |
| BPO exclusion layers | 5 |
| Sending domains warmed | 12 |
| Sender personas built | 4 |
| Monthly send capacity | ~30,000 |
| Campaign status | Pre-send, ready |
Fit
that need to see the infrastructure before they trust the output. If your last provider called {{first_name}} personalization, this is the alternative: agents that find real signals and writers that ground every line in a verifiable fact.
where emailing the wrong company is a compliance failure, not just waste. The 5-layer exclusion gate enforces business-critical targeting at the data layer, with an audit trail at every stage.
where one message cannot serve all prospects. The 3-tier transformation model routes a structurally different value proposition to each buyer, not just a different subject line.
Stack
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