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Docs: getting started with Kairev
Everything you need to set up Kairev, from connecting accounts and teaching the Company Brain to guardrail defaults, integrations and how to reach us.
Before you start
You need a work email, admin access to the accounts you want to connect, and about an afternoon. Start from /signup; your workspace is created during onboarding.
Step 1: Connect your tools
Connect from Settings, Connections. Each connection asks only for the permissions the feature needs.
| Connection | Used by | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, Microsoft 365 | Sales replies, Support | OAuth; one per seat or a shared support inbox |
| Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar | Sales | Meetings are booked into the owning teammate’s calendar |
| HubSpot | Sales, Support | Leads, emails, replies and meetings are logged automatically |
| WhatsApp Business | Support, Sales replies | Meta’s Embedded Signup; you own the number |
| Website chat widget | Support, Sales | One JavaScript snippet |
| LinkedIn company page, X, Instagram, YouTube | Marketing, Content | Official APIs only |
| WordPress, Webflow, Ghost | Marketing | Blog publishing |
| Google Drive, Notion | Company Brain | Document import |
| Sending inboxes | Sales | Provisioned by Kairev on separate domains, or connect your own |
Step 2: Teach the Company Brain
Add your website, product docs and help centre URLs. Import documents from Drive or Notion. Then complete three short forms: ideal customer profile, offers and pricing, and brand voice rules with examples. Kairev re-reads sources on a schedule; you can correct or remove anything it learned from Settings, Company Brain.
Step 3: Set goals and guardrails
Turn on the Desks you want and give each a goal, for example “15 qualified meetings a month”. Then review the guardrails. These are the defaults:
| Guardrail | Default | Adjustable |
|---|---|---|
| Cold emails per sending inbox per day | 30, ramping from 5 over 21 days for new inboxes | 5 to 50 |
| New prospects contacted per day | 100 | 0 to 500, plan-limited |
| Bounce rate auto-pause (rolling 200 sends) | 3% | 1% to 5% |
| Spam complaint auto-pause | 0.1% | 0.05% to 0.3% |
| Cold outreach from primary domain | Blocked | No |
| One-click unsubscribe and suppression | On | No |
| Follow-ups after no reply | 4 | 0 to 6 |
| Contacts per company per week | 3 | 1 to 10 |
| Consent-required countries | Cold outreach blocked without recorded consent | Add countries only |
| AI disclosure in chat and WhatsApp | On | Wording only |
| AI disclosure line in email | On for EU recipients | Per region |
| WhatsApp outside 24-hour window | Templates only | No |
| Social posts per account per day | 3 | 0 to 10 |
| Video generations per day | 5 | 0 to 50 |
| Monthly spend cap | Plan credits, no overage | 0% to 100% overage |
| Approval mode | Off | Per channel: off, first N items, always |
| Sensitive topics | Hand off to a person | Topics editable |
| Kill switch | Per Desk and global | Always available |
Step 4: Go live and watch the Activity feed
Every action appears in the feed with what was done and why. Immediate notifications cover handoffs, auto-pauses, booked meetings, broken connections and budget thresholds. You also get a daily Desk summary and a weekly results report.
Roles
| Role | Can |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything, including billing and guardrails |
| Admin | Settings, guardrails, connections, seats |
| Desk Lead | Direct one or more Desks, approve items, resume pauses on their Desks |
| Viewer | Read the Activity feed and reports |
Talking to Kairev
Give instructions in the app, or message Kairev on Slack or WhatsApp once connected. Ask it to change a goal, pause a sequence, or explain why it took an action.
Credits
Credits cover the work Kairev does: researching a lead, writing and sending an email, answering a ticket, writing a blog post, generating a video. Heavier work uses more credits. Usage is shown live and capped by your budget. See pricing.
Getting help
Email hello@kairev.ai, or use the chat widget on this site, which is Kairev’s own Support Desk. For anything sensitive, a person picks up.