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 qualified 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, who liked a post, your own feed, and Sales Navigator all act through the account you connect, and only then.
- No bringing your own AI model. BeReach 1.1 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.
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.