Unified inbox — LinkedIn and WhatsApp
Both conversation streams in one timeline. Two channels, not three: email replies are not in it.
Three lists, and no blur between them. This page exists so that nobody buys XP One for something it cannot do yet.
Only the first list can be bought. Everything labelled FLAG or ROADMAP is here for transparency, not as an argument. If a feature below is not marked LIVE, treat it as if it did not exist when you compare us to anyone else.
We do not publish dates on this page. A date is a promise, and a promise on a roadmap is a way of selling something that is not finished. When a feature moves to LIVE, it moves on this page and nowhere before.
Shipped, in production, on every account. This is what you are paying for.
Written and deployed, but switched on account by account. You may or may not have it. It is never part of the sales argument.
Does not exist. Not in beta, not behind a switch. Wanted, considered, unbuilt.
Collect prospects on LinkedIn from a signal they just gave, find their email and phone number, organise them in a native CRM, and run LinkedIn, WhatsApp and email campaigns from one place with the anti-ban engine in front. That whole loop is in production.
Anti-ban limits in detail: 80 invitations per campaign, 100 a day, 100 per rolling 7 days, 1 min 45 to 2 min 15 between invitations, 2-hour cooldown between campaigns, quiet hours in both time zones, 5-minute task watchdog, 10-second extension heartbeat, auto-pause after 5 consecutive failures.
These exist in the codebase and run on some accounts. They are enabled one account at a time, usually during onboarding, and they are deliberately absent from every commercial page on this site. Do not buy for them.
Both conversation streams in one timeline. Two channels, not three: email replies are not in it.
Invitation, then message, then email, on one prospect list, capped at 200 prospects per sequence.
Email as a first-class step inside a sequence, beyond the one-to-one sending that is already live.
Web push notifications and a service worker, installed from the browser. There is nothing to download from an app store, and there is no store listing to look for.
Creating and editing your own message templates in-app, instead of working from the supplied ones.
Exporting a list to CSV from inside the app, outside the cancellation export that is always available.
Chaining collection, verification and sending into one continuous run instead of three manual steps.
Everything below is absent from the product today. Some of it is wanted by users, some of it is wanted by us, none of it is written. If a competitor's page has it and ours does not, that is because ours is telling the truth.
Building an arbitrary branching flow step by step. Today the campaign shapes are fixed.
An automatic fit score on each prospect. Today the judgement is yours, or ours in Lead Delivery.
Signals found for you in the background. Today you choose the post, the event or the account you collect from.
Classifying inbound replies and drafting answers. XP AI assists inside the app; it does not read your inbox for you.
An agent negotiating slots on your behalf. When a meeting is booked for you today, a human does it, in Lead Delivery.
Sending LinkedIn voice notes at scale. Not built. If you read it on an older page of ours, that page was wrong.
Sending paid InMail from XP One. Not supported.
Connecting a mailbox by authorising it in one click. Today, email goes out through your own SMTP settings.
Scheduling tools, team chat, automation platforms, the large sales CRMs, and a documented public API. None of them exist today.
Falling back across several data providers to raise the hit rate. Today the accuracy we stand behind is 80 %+.
A contractual residency commitment. We are GDPR-compliant by design and the DPA is annexed to the Terms, but the residency guarantee is not formalised.
The audited certification larger buyers ask for. Not started. Anyone telling you otherwise about us is guessing.
The app runs in English. Message templates already exist in French and English; the interface itself is not translated.
A feature earns the LIVE label the day it works on every account, and not one day earlier. Nothing moves up because a launch is close. Nothing sits in FLAG to make the product look bigger. If you find a claim anywhere on this site that contradicts this page, this page is right and the claim is a bug — tell us at contact@xp-one.io and we will fix it.