Jev + HeyReach bot matches outreach leads to the best-scoring message
A bot built on Jev scores each LinkedIn lead and two or three opening messages, pairs them by highest predicted reply rate, and then launches the HeyReach campaign.
Your best LinkedIn lead can still get your worst message. You qualify the list, write a few variants, then let the campaign assign them at random. We built a bot on Jev + @heyreach_io that checks each lead and message, then picks the best-scoring match before you launch. Here's how to set it up: 1. Tell it who you're selling to. Connect your TypeSafe and HeyReach API keys, then fill in what you sell, the problem it solves, target roles, company size and who to exclude. Be specific. These are the instructions it uses to judge every lead. 2. Give each lead a reason to hear from you. Import your Sales Navigator or Clay leads into HeyReach, or give the bot a CSV. Add what the person actually did and when: wrote about a problem, changed roles, asked about a competitor. Jev checks their fit and how relevant that signal is to your offer. Review the tiers it assigns. Someone working at the right company can still be the wrong person. 3. Give it a few messages to choose from. Write 2 or 3 first messages. Try a question about their situation or an offer to send something useful. Jev evaluates the drafts you give it. It flags stock openers, premature meeting asks, product pitches and personalization that only swaps a name. Fix those and score the messages again. For me, the first message has one job: get them to write back. 4. Match the message to the person. The bot picks the variant with the highest estimated reply chance for each lead. Preview the setup before creating campaigns. Check who made the cut, why they're there and exactly what they'll receive. By default, it builds campaigns for the A and B tiers, grouped by the message selected. 5. Check the sequence, then launch. For new connections, the draft uses a blank request, then the chosen message with a three-hour delay after acceptance. Leads pulled from your first-degree network get a message-only sequence. Match those campaigns to the sender already connected to those leads. The campaigns arrive as drafts in HeyReach. Check the messages, merge fields and senders, add a useful follow-up if needed, then hit Start. 6. Use the replies for the next round. Once you have enough reply history, the bot can learn from who answered and which first message they received. Run that again each week before scoring your next list. Keep tracking positive replies and meetings separately. Someone writing back doesn't automatically mean you've found a buyer. Full setup and code in the article below.
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