What BeReach does not do
A plain list of the behaviours BeReach leaves out, so you know what you are getting before you start.
Knowing what a tool refuses to do is often more useful than its feature list. Here is what BeReach leaves out.
- No automated follow-up sequences. A person gets one first touch. If they do not reply, nothing chases them.
- No drip campaigns. There is no ladder of timed touches, no branching cadence, and no way to schedule a person into one.
- No auto-replies. When someone answers, the reply is yours to write. The agent does not answer on your behalf.
- No sending without your approval. Every message is a draft you approve. Approved messages leave during business hours at a steady pace, and if the person replies first, the scheduled message is cancelled.
- No email sending. Outreach goes out through your connected account on the professional network. BeReach does not touch your mailbox.
- No automatic liking or commenting as a growth tactic. Nothing is posted from your account as background engagement to farm attention.
- No access to anything private without your connected account. The public lane reads public data across the open web. Connection invites, direct messages, saving who liked or commented, and your own feed all act through the account you connect, and only then.
- No bringing your own AI model. BeReach 2.0 Flash is included in every plan. There is no key to add and no billing account to wire up.
- No model picker. One model runs everywhere, so a chat behaves the same way today as it did last week.
- No grading requirement. Finding, reaching out, and approving all work whether or not you ever ask the agent to grade anyone.
These are choices, not gaps
Each of these is a deliberate constraint. The point is that you can predict exactly what will happen to a contact once the agent picks them up.