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The moment turns into momentum

Sequel's Convert Agent reads what someone actually did at your event and acts on it, sending the right follow-up, to the right person, with the right context, while the window to reach them is still open.

A window that closes fast

Someone asks a great question, then the event ends. By the time a rep gets to the attendance report, that window has usually closed.

Convert closes the gap. It drafts the follow-up while the moment is still relevant, not three days later when it reaches the top of someone's task list.

The event just ended. Follow-up is already personal.

Convert doesn't send a template with a name dropped in. It reads what a person actually watched, asked, and clicked, and drafts an email about that.

  • The question someone asked shapes the subject line and opening.
  • The topic they engaged with determines which customer story gets used.
  • Strong engagement earns a direct ask. Light engagement earns a lighter one.
A drafted follow-up in Sequel, showing the three signals it was written from — the question the attendee asked, the topic they watched longest, and their live time — above the email itself.

No-shows aren't a dead end

Someone who registers and doesn't attend still gave you a signal. Convert treats that signal differently than a live attendee's.

  • Convert drafts a separate follow-up for no-shows, built from what they did on your site before the event.
  • That follow-up points them back to the replay instead of assuming they're gone.
  • No-show and attendee sequences run on their own tracks, so neither gets the wrong tone.
The no-show track in Sequel: a tab switcher between 254 attendees and 232 no-shows, with the no-show email drafted from what the person read before the event.

The replay doesn't stop the clock

A person who watches the replay days or weeks later is having a fresh moment of engagement.

Convert keeps watching after the live event ends, so someone who engages with the replay next week gets the same personalized treatment as someone who was in the room live.

Nothing sends without your review

Convert drafts. Your team decides what goes out.

  • Every email is a draft until someone on your team approves it.
  • Nothing changes a CRM record, mapping, or send status without that approval.
  • Review a batch in minutes, then approve and send.

Convert writes to your CRM and drafts outbound content, so it runs under the same security standards as the rest of Sequel.

Sequel's approval screen: 486 drafts waiting, a box for redrafting them all with your own instructions, and Approve and send beside the note that it never writes data without your OK.
Our own event

What happened when we used it on ourselves

After our own Human Moments, Agentic Momentum summit, Convert processed the full registration audience, separated attendees from no-shows, and drafted a personalized sequence for each qualified prospect.

~5×Live attendees replied at roughly five times the rate of no-shows in that cohort.
43.2%The bot-filtered sequence saw a 43.2% open rate and a 6.5% reply rate, nearly double industry benchmarks.
$100K+Within 24 hours of the sequences going live, the team had generated over $100,000 in net new pipeline.

It reaches the tools your team already sends from

Context that stays in Sequel doesn't help a rep write an email or a BDR load a sequence. Convert pushes into the systems your team already runs outreach from.

  • Convert maps to your CRM, so records update without an export.
  • It can hand off directly to sales engagement platforms your BDRs already use.
  • One command coordinates the work, and every channel starts from the same context.
Sequel's CRM sync monitor, with a run history of accepted pushes and the destinations it writes to, including Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, Salesloft and Outreach.

Your Questions, Answered

Every attendee hears from you while it still matters.

See how Convert turns event engagement into personalized follow-up, drafted from what each person actually did and sent only once your team approves it.