[By role]
Outbound Software for RevOps
Org-level credits, mailbox and LinkedIn seats, BYO enrichment and AI keys - so RevOps isn’t stitching five vendors to keep GTM online.
[You know this if]
The friction this page is built around.
If these sound familiar, the rest of the page is the motion - not another generic feature list.
- 01
Stack cost and vendor sprawl are the job now
RevOps pays for five portals that each own a piece of truth. Consolidation is the win.
- 02
Credits and seats live in different portals with different truths
If finance can’t see one credit pool and seat map, forecasting and audits get messy.
- 03
Dirty enrichment and unclear ownership show up in CRM reports
Bad emails and duplicate owners become pipeline fiction. Governance has to sit upstream.
[Overview]
RevOps shouldn’t rent five products to run outbound. Armada consolidates Find, enrichment, sequencing, and inbox with organization credits and seat controls - and lets you bring the data and AI vendors you already trust.
Outcomes
- Shared credit pools and clear seat entitlements
- BYO enrichment and AI keys when you already pay for them
- Cleaner handoff from outbound into CRM and reporting
How it works
- 01Connect mailboxes, LinkedIn seats, and provider keys
- 02Set credit and provider preferences at the org
- 03Govern sequences and access from one workspace model
[How Armada helps]
Built around the work you actually do.
[01]
Enrichment you can govern.
Metered Find and enrichment against an org credit balance. Prefer BYO providers when that’s your standard.
See productArmada · Lists
ICP matches
Series A-B SaaS · US · hiring SDRs
[02]
Mailbox inventory with real pacing.
Rotate sends across connected mailboxes. Per-account limits protect deliverability instead of hoping reps self-throttle.
See productArmada · Sequences
Multichannel sequence
Email + LinkedIn · 48 contacts active
- 1Day 0
Intro + proof point
Email
- 2Day 1
Connection note
LinkedIn
- 3Day 3
Case study bump
Email
[03]
LinkedIn seats as a first-class channel.
Separate from email - own queues, pacing, and ownership - so LinkedIn isn’t a shadow process in spreadsheets.
See productArmada · Sequences
Multichannel sequence
Email + LinkedIn · 48 contacts active
- 1Day 0
Intro + proof point
Email
- 2Day 1
Connection note
LinkedIn
- 3Day 3
Case study bump
Email
[Workflow]
How RevOps keeps outbound under control
01
Connect the stack
Mailboxes, LinkedIn seats, CRM destinations, and BYO keys for enrichment and models.
02
Set entitlements
Org credits and seat counts match the plan. Teams spend from one pool instead of shadow invoices.
03
Govern the motion
Sequences, pacing, and access live in one place - fewer tools to audit when something breaks.
[No lock-in]
Bring your own data and AI.
Other platforms force you onto their vendors and meters. Armada runs the workflow. You keep the contracts and keys you already trust.
See pricing and BYO details





Your data providers
Use enrichment tools you already pay for. Swap them anytime.






Your AI models
Connect the models you want. Run AI on your bill instead of ours.
[Products]
What powers this use case
Jump into the product surfaces that back this motion - not a generic feature dump.
- 01
Find & enrich
List building
Find buyers from signals, enrichment, and agents
- /Intent & signals
- /Data enrichment
- /600M database
- 02
Sequences & inboxes
Cold email
Sequences, deliverability, and inbox scale
- /Sequences
- /Deliverability & warmup
- /Inbox rotation
- 03
Connections & DMs
LinkedIn Outreach
Connections, messages, and profile intel
- /Connection requests
- /Message sequences
- /Profile enrichment
[FAQ]
Questions from revops teams.
Start with Armada for revops.
Org-level credits, mailbox and LinkedIn seats, BYO enrichment and AI keys - so RevOps isn’t stitching five vendors to keep GTM online.

