Stored in this browser only. The Worker holds the Valley key — this token just unlocks the read layer.
Built from Valley webhook events, so it starts the day the webhook is switched on.
Every Valley campaign in the workspace, not just the ones this engine feeds — useful for comparing this pipeline against your other sources. Rates are against prospects contacted.
What this engine did with every lead it saw — including the ones it deliberately did not send.
Companies that landed on the site with no person attached, as Warm's webhook delivers them. Most are filtered out before a single MoltSets record is spent. Waiting means medium fit, held back until they return often enough to be worth a message.
The answer to “why was nobody at acme.com ever contacted?” Valley cannot answer it — the companies we rejected never reached it.
Visitors Warm resolved all the way to a named individual. There is nobody to go looking for, so no MoltSets search happens here — but they are still judged against the full ICP, which needs a company match and a title match, before Valley sees them.
Including the ones we chose not to contact, and why.
People who reacted to or commented on your LinkedIn posts, scored by Valley against your ICP. Nothing here is contacted — it is a list to read.
Which posts actually pulled in the right people.
Click anyone to see Valley's reasoning and the post they engaged with.
Nothing is being sent. This records whether each person we contact on LinkedIn could also be reached by email, so the channel can be judged on real traffic before it is switched on. A five-company sample put coverage near 43%; this is the real number.
Including the ones with no address — they still get LinkedIn, and hiding them would make coverage look better than it is.
A source degrading shows up here before it wastes sending capacity.
Rejections included. This is where you find out whether a company you expected never arrived, or arrived and was dropped — the two look identical everywhere else. Field names are logged, never the visitor data itself.
The previous version of this system died silently. This is the page that makes that impossible.