Salesforce closed-lost recovery

Turn closed-lost into meetings.

dripIq works closed-lost and unworked Salesforce accounts inside the stack you already own. Ownership stays intact. AEs take the call. You pay when a meeting is booked.

Owned pipeline
not a scraped list
Ownership-aware
named, house, territory
Outcome pricing
pay for meetings booked
Salesforce · Closed LostMeeting booked

Acme Manufacturing

Owner: Jordan Hale · Territory: West · Last activity: 14 months ago

  1. Pulled from closed-lost. Named account stays with Jordan.
  2. Research used CRM history plus public web data.
  3. First-touch sequence booked a 25-minute working session.

Stage

Closed Lost

Motion

First-touch

Outcome

Booked

The expensive inventory

The pipeline you already paid for is sitting in Salesforce

Closed-lost, stalled, and unworked accounts are not a list-building problem. They are a recovery problem. Outbound platforms are built to find new people. They are not built to revive accounts you already own without stepping on AE territories, named accounts, and house-account rules.

Closed-lost is not dead

Those opportunities already had budget, timing, or a champion. They went dark. They are still in your CRM.

AEs should not operate a workbench

Account executives should not spend the morning building sequences. They should show up when a meeting is on the calendar.

Platforms sell seats, not recovered revenue

Another sequencer, another database, another AI writer still leaves someone to pick the accounts, respect ownership, and run first-touch.

How it works

Connect Salesforce. Work what you already own.

  1. 01

    Connect the org

    One admin authorizes Salesforce. dripIq does not ask you to replace your CRM or stand up a competing contact database.

  2. 02

    Pull closed-lost and unworked accounts

    The motion starts with inventory you already paid to generate—not a net-new scrape of the internet.

  3. 03

    Respect ownership

    Named accounts, house accounts, territories, and coverage rules decide who the motion belongs to before a single email goes out.

  4. 04

    First-touch, then the AE

    dripIq researches the account, runs personalized outreach, and books via Smart Scheduling. The AE takes the live conversation.

A point solution, on purpose

Built for a job outbound platforms treat as a checkbox

If you need a prospecting workbench, those tools already exist. dripIq is the recovered-pipeline layer that sits on the stack you bought.

How dripIq differs from outbound platforms
JobOutbound platformsdripIq
Net-new list buildingCore productNot the job
Closed-lost and stale oppsA sequence templateThe product
Ownership and territoryAfterthoughtEnforced before send
Who operates itSDRs in a workbenchAEs take the meeting
How you paySeats and creditsAccounts engaged and meetings booked

What dripIq does

Recovered pipeline, not another sequencer

Closed-lost sync

Pull closed-lost and unworked Salesforce opportunities with the filters RevOps already uses: age, segment, region, and deal size.

Ownership-aware assignment

Named accounts, house accounts, territories, and coverage stay intact. dripIq will not silently email someone else’s book.

Research on accounts you own

Per-account research uses public web data plus CRM history so first-touch reads like a follow-up, not a cold blast.

First-touch that stops at the meeting

Personalized sequences run until the contact books. Smart Scheduling hands the AE a live conversation, then the sequence stops.

Works in your stack

Salesforce, ZoomInfo, Salesloft, and Zoom stay where they are. dripIq is the recovery layer, not a rip-and-replace platform.

Recovered-pipeline analytics

Track accounts engaged, meetings booked, and revenue coming back from inventory that was already in the CRM.

Integrations

Connect the stack you already bought

dripIq is the recovered-pipeline layer, not a replacement CRM, data vendor, or sequencer. Salesforce, ZoomInfo, Salesloft, and Zoom keep doing their jobs. dripIq puts them to work on closed-lost inventory.

  • Salesforce
  • ZoomInfo
  • Salesloft
  • Zoom

Workspace admin · one org

Salesforce

Closed-lost inventory, with ownership intact

  • Connect one Sales Cloud org with OAuth. No extra Salesforce products required.
  • Pull closed-lost and unworked accounts using the filters RevOps already trusts.
  • Named accounts, house accounts, and territories stay in the CRM of record.
Salesforce setup guide

Per rep · your licenses

ZoomInfo

Enrich people on accounts you already own

  • Each AE connects their own ZoomInfo account from their dripIq profile.
  • Enrichment uses that user’s ZoomInfo permissions for the domains they work.
  • No bulk export. We query ZoomInfo when recovering an account, not to build a second database.
ZoomInfo setup guide

Per rep · click to dial

Salesloft

Keep the dialer the team already knows

  • Phone clicks in dripIq can open Salesloft to place the call.
  • Duration, disposition, notes, and recordings sync back to the lead.
  • AEs stay in the engagement stack they were trained on.
Salesloft setup guide

Per rep · Smart Scheduling

Zoom

Meeting links when recovered pipeline books

  • Connect Zoom from your profile. Bookings create joinable meeting links automatically.
  • Calendar invites go out with the Zoom URL attached.
  • If Zoom is not connected, Smart Scheduling still books the time on the calendar.
Zoom setup guide

Also connected: Google and Microsoft 365. Outreach sends from the AE’s mailbox. Smart Scheduling reads live Google or Microsoft calendar availability and writes the invite when a contact books. Smart Scheduling guide

How the stack fits

A recovery motion on tools you already pay for

  1. 01

    Salesforce

    Supplies closed-lost and unworked accounts, plus who owns them.

  2. 02

    ZoomInfo

    Enriches the right people on those accounts, using licenses you already have.

  3. 03

    dripIq

    Runs first-touch and Smart Scheduling until a meeting is booked.

  4. 04

    Salesloft + Zoom

    Dial and meet without standing up a second workbench.

Outcome pricing

No per-seat tax on recovered pipeline

Plans include a monthly account volume. Meetings booked through Smart Scheduling are billed at $250. You are not buying another login for every AE.

  • From $2,000/month for 1,000 accounts
  • $250 per scheduled meeting
  • Same product on every plan

Ready to work the pipeline you already paid for?

Connect Salesforce. Respect ownership. Pay when a meeting is booked.

Works with the CRM you have
No per-seat outbound tax
AEs take live conversations
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