KASHDI FAQ

KASHDI is an AI sales engine and AI marketing engine for small and medium-sized businesses. Teams use it to discover leads, manage CRM, automate follow-ups, create content, and run daily sales work from one workspace.

KASHDI is built for SMB founders, sales managers, and small sales or marketing teams who need a daily workflow—not a stack of disconnected tools. It is not positioned as an enterprise-only CRM.

Yes. KASHDI includes a pipeline CRM (prospect through won/lost), first emails, follow-ups, prospect records, and a Sales Tracker for deals and due follow-ups. Each plan has a prospect cap you can see on pricing.

You can add people from visiting cards, CSV import, inbound API, and optional Apollo search when you connect your own Apollo key. KASHDI does not guarantee that every contact has a valid email, and it does not claim to find every lead in a market.

When a trial is published by the platform, you can start a time-limited workspace with a prospect cap and no card required. If trial is not published, you can still request a demo or buy a plan when checkout is enabled.

No. Outreach in KASHDI is email campaigns, CRM follow-up email, and social scheduling (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and Facebook when those connectors are configured). There is no WhatsApp sending channel.

It is the sales side of the product: Today’s job list, CRM pipeline, follow-up cadence, campaign sequences, and Sales Tracker. The system ranks waiting work so the team knows who to contact next.

Yes, inside the logged-in Today board. KASHDI lists waiting jobs—inbound contacts, first emails, follow-ups, reviews—and highlights a next job. People still send, skip, or complete the work; it is not autopilot for every deal.

Campaigns use intro, follow-up, and closure stages. CRM suggests follow-ups with a 3–4 day email gap. Sales Tracker flags overdue deal follow-ups. Approvals can hold outbound mail until a reviewer sends it.

Sources you control: visiting-card upload (OCR), CSV import, lookalike/ICP search via Apollo if you add an Apollo API key, inbound CRM API, and optional web email lookup. Apollo results respect your daily lead cap and email filter. Contact details can be missing or outdated.

Yes. Market focus on Today lets you prefer regions such as India, the Middle East, and Africa, or add countries. Discovery and Today jobs then prefer those markets. It does not magically expand coverage beyond the data sources you enabled.