Does Clean only work with warm introductions?
No. Warm introductions can help, but Clean also uses public signals, ICP fit, role relevance, and company knowledge to identify buyers worth pursuing.
Relationship intelligence
Relationship intelligence turns a team's network into useful GTM context: who knows whom, why that path matters, and how to use it responsibly.
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Clean uses relationship intelligence to find warm paths, trusted context, and reachable buyers before B2B SaaS teams send outbound.
Last updated June 15, 2026
Relationship intelligence is the structured understanding of who knows whom, how people and companies are connected, and which paths can create trust in a sales motion.
Most outbound starts from contact availability. Relationship-led outbound starts from credibility. The path shapes whether a message feels relevant, timely, and worth a response.
Clean uses relationship context as one signal in buyer selection. It does not treat every connection as permission to blast. The system weighs reachability alongside ICP fit, timing, and account evidence.
It is not a license to overuse a network. Strong relationship intelligence makes outbound more selective, not more aggressive.
The buyer gets a message that reflects real context and a plausible reason to engage, instead of another generic sequence based only on a job title.
No. Warm introductions can help, but Clean also uses public signals, ICP fit, role relevance, and company knowledge to identify buyers worth pursuing.
Clean is designed around warm relationship paths, public buying signals, and company-specific context rather than generic cold CSVs.
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