AI messages: Create openers, follow-ups & auto-messages with AI
Every message function – including openers, follow-ups and auto-InMails – can be provided with an AI message. The AI creates an individual message for each(!) contact based on their profile data. Here’s how to proceed:
Step 1: Open message function in the workflow
Open your workflow and click “Edit” on the right for the desired message function (e.g. Auto InMails, opener or follow-ups).

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Step 2: Choose between “Manual text” and “AI text”
At the top of the function, you define how the message is created: “Manual text” (written yourself, with placeholders) or “AI text” (created by the AI). Choose “AI text”.

Step 3: Define tone and prompt
Under “Tone”, two templates are available: “Casual” and “Professional”. Alternatively, choose “Custom prompt” and write your own AI prompt. With “Optimize prompt” you improve it, with “Test” you generate a sample message. The AI writes an individual message for each profile from your prompt and the contact’s profile data.

Step 4: Choose sample person for testing
Via “Test”, “Test sample message” opens. Select a sample person (CEO, managing director, coach, CTO) and the gender at the top.

Step 5: Adjust sample data and generate message
Freely adjust the sample data – name, headline, positions, skills, posts and education. Then click “Generate sample message”. The AI creates a preview message for you based on this data.

What the AI can refer to
In the prompt, you can access all of the contact’s profile data: name, headline, location, reach, contacts/followers, career history, skills, recent posts and education – or you let the AI phrase it freely. Instead of an AI prompt, you can also continue to send manual text with placeholders.
Tip – fallback message: With the switch “Send fallback message if the AI cannot generate a message” you control the emergency case, or if there is too little profile data available. By default, the contact is skipped and tried again during the next run.