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Salesloft runs your cadences. Clean decides who deserves one and gives each rep the evidence and warm context to make the first touch land. Clean profiles every account against 75 buying signals across 8 categories for under a dollar, ranks it S through C, and surfaces warm relationship paths from your team's real graph. That ranked, grounded list flows into Salesloft so your cadences carry signal instead of noise.
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Clean works with Salesloft by deciding who belongs in a cadence and why, then grounding the first touch. Profiles, scores, and warm paths feed your Salesloft cadences.
Last updated June 15, 2026
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Clean and Salesloft fit together cleanly: Salesloft is the cadence and engagement engine, and Clean is the judgment layer in front of it. Clean profiles each account against 75 buying signals across 8 categories, ranks it S through C, and maps warm paths, then feeds prioritized, grounded leads into your Salesloft cadences.
Salesloft is a sales engagement platform that runs cadences: multi-step sequences of emails, calls, and social touches that keep reps on schedule. It executes outreach and tracks engagement well, but it does not decide which accounts belong in a cadence or why now. Clean sits in front of Salesloft as the judgment layer, choosing who to work and grounding the message before the cadence starts.
Clean profiles each account against 75 buying signals across 8 categories for under a dollar, then ranks it S through C with the evidence behind every score. It also maps warm relationship paths from your team's real graph, so a touch can lead with a genuine connection. You enroll the ranked accounts into Salesloft cadences, so your best sequences point at the right people with a reason to reach out.
These patterns show how the ranked list and warm context from Clean change what your Salesloft cadences carry. Each starts with Clean's profiling and ends inside a Salesloft cadence. The point is the same in all three: cadences run on graded accounts and grounded first touches instead of an undifferentiated list.
Clean is not a cadence tool and does not send your sequences; Salesloft remains the engagement engine, dialer, and step scheduler. Clean is the judgment layer plus grounded execution that decides who to work, why now, and what to say. It is intentionally low-volume and grounded, not a volume-first AI SDR, so it feeds Salesloft fewer, better-qualified accounts rather than more of them.
No. Clean does not replace Salesloft. Salesloft is your sales engagement platform: it runs cadences, schedules steps, powers the dialer, and tracks engagement. Clean is the judgment layer that sits in front of it, deciding which accounts deserve a cadence and grounding the first touch. You keep Salesloft for execution and add Clean to choose who to work, why now, and what to say.
Clean profiles every account against 75 buying signals across 8 categories for under a dollar, then ranks it S through C with the evidence behind each score. It also maps warm relationship paths from your team's real graph. You use that ranking to enroll your strongest accounts into your best Salesloft cadences first, and to keep low-fit accounts out so reps spend time where it counts.
No, and that is by design. Clean is built for low-volume, grounded outreach, not volume-first sending. It feeds Salesloft fewer, better-qualified accounts with the evidence and warm context behind each one. The goal is that your cadences carry signal and land better, not that they reach more people. Salesloft still controls send volume, scheduling, and step logic.
Clean grounds the first touch. For each account it surfaces the specific buying signals that fired and any warm relationship path from your team's real graph. A rep building the opening step of a Salesloft cadence can reference a true detail or a genuine connection instead of writing a generic cold message. Salesloft still sends and schedules the step; Clean supplies the evidence behind it.
Clean is in closed beta and onboards a few teams at a time, usually live within about a week. Onboarding indexes your knowledge and relationship graph so Clean can profile accounts and map warm paths. Once your accounts are ranked S through C, you push the prioritized, grounded list into your existing Salesloft cadences and start enrolling your top tiers.
No. Clean is not a scraper, a contact database, or an enrichment spreadsheet. It is the judgment layer plus grounded execution: it indexes your own knowledge, maps your real relationship graph, profiles buyers against your ICP, and ranks accounts with evidence. What flows into Salesloft is a prioritized, grounded view of who to work and why, not a raw list of pulled contacts.
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