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Sample questions

Ask in plain words. The assistant picks the tools it needs, tells you what it is about to do, and asks before it changes anything. Change the names and numbers below to match your own lists, playbooks and campaigns.

Ask it well​

  • Name things. Use the name of a list, playbook or campaign. The assistant finds it for you.
  • Ask for the cost first. For anything that uses credits, add "tell me the cost first".
  • Say when you want a draft. "Don't launch it" keeps a campaign as a draft for you to review.
  • Ask to see changes before they happen. "Show me the new copy before you apply it."
  • Don't repeat a running step. If something is still running, ask how it is going instead of asking again.

Check your credits​

  • "How many credits do I have left, and when does my cycle reset?"
  • "What would it cost to save 200 leads from the Ragworks Database with work emails?"
  • "Where did my credits go this month? Break it down by category."
  • "How many credits has my campaign 'UK fintech CFOs' used?"

Find and save leads​

  • "Find CFOs at Series B fintech companies in the UK. Show me how many match and the first page before you save anything."
  • "Search LinkedIn for heads of RevOps at SaaS companies with 200 to 500 people in Germany."
  • "Save those matches to a new list called 'UK fintech CFOs' with work-email enrichment. Tell me the cost first."
  • "I'm attaching a CSV of 40 contacts. Import them into a new list called 'Webinar attendees'." The assistant renames your columns to the template columns first.
  • "Which of my lists are campaigns and which are saved lists?"
  • "Show me the leads in 'UK fintech CFOs' that have replied."

Follow background work​

Saving leads with enrichment, enriching a list and LinkedIn saves finish after the assistant answers. It checks their progress for you while you wait.

  • "Enrich the missing emails on 'Webinar attendees'. Tell me the cost first, then tell me what it found and what it charged when it's done."
  • "How is the enrichment on 'UK fintech CFOs' going?"

If you leave the chat, you can come back later and ask the same question. For a run of 25 leads or more, Ragworks also emails the person who started it when it finishes or stops.

Playbooks and sequences​

  • "Write a playbook for selling our payroll tool to HR directors at 200 to 1,000 person companies. Show it to me before you publish it."
  • "List my playbooks and tell me which ones are still in review."
  • "Rewrite step 2 of 'Founders v1' so it's shorter and mentions our case study. Show me the new copy first."
  • "Show me the sequence behind 'Founders v1' and check it for errors."
  • "Which message strategies can I choose from?"

Create and run a campaign​

  • "Create a draft campaign from my list 'UK fintech CFOs' with the 'Founders v1' playbook, using my LinkedIn and email accounts. Weekdays, 9 to 5 London time. Don't launch it."
  • "Which of my connected accounts are healthy?" (needs an admin or owner role)
  • "Turn on lead scoring for that campaign. Tell me the cost first."
  • "Launch the campaign 'UK fintech CFOs'." The assistant asks you to confirm first, because this contacts real people.
  • "Pause the campaign 'UK fintech CFOs'." and "Resume it."
  • "Change the sending hours of 'UK fintech CFOs' to 8 to 4 Eastern, weekdays only."

Watch a campaign​

  • "How is 'UK fintech CFOs' doing against the benchmark?"
  • "Which leads have replied? Show me the conversation with Maria Lopez."
  • "Compare my three most recent campaigns: credits spent and funnel numbers."

Take over a lead and reply​

  • "Take over Maria Lopez on 'UK fintech CFOs'." The campaign's automation stops for that lead only.
  • "Read the conversation with Maria Lopez and draft a reply for LinkedIn. Don't send it until I've approved the text."
  • "Reply to Maria by email: 'Thanks Maria, Thursday at 3 works. I'll send an invite.'" The assistant shows you the lead, the channel and the exact text, and asks first, because a sent message can't be unsent. If Maria isn't taken over yet, it tells you and asks before it takes her over. See Messaging a lead from your assistant.

Build a campaign from your website​

A quickstart build writes a playbook, sources and enriches leads, and creates a draft campaign in one go.

  • "Build me a campaign from example.com for HR leaders at US companies with 200 to 500 people, using LinkedIn and email. Tell me the worst-case cost first."
  • "How far along is that build?"

The build uses the accounts its style needs, uses credits, is capped by your plan, and has a daily limit.

A/B test two playbooks​

  • "Clone 'Founders v1' with the challenger strategy. Then set up an experiment on my draft campaign 'UK fintech CFOs': the original on 40 percent, the challenger on 40 percent, and hold back 20 percent."
  • "Start the experiment." The assistant asks you to confirm first, because it launches one campaign per arm.
  • "Score the experiment. How are the arms doing?"
  • "Send the held-back leads to the winner." and "Complete the experiment and keep the winner running."

Improve a campaign with the Sales Strategist​

  • "Can I run a Sales Strategist report on 'UK fintech CFOs' yet?"
  • "Run the report and walk me through the verdict and the roadmap."
  • "For each roadmap item, propose one concrete change. Don't apply anything until I approve it."

A roadmap item doesn't name the exact field to change, so the assistant matches it to an edit and shows you the edit first. The report itself only advises.

The report points atWhat usually changes
MessagingThe copy of one step, or the tone of the whole sequence
ReachThe connection-request note, the invite step or the acceptance window
ThroughputHow much sender capacity the campaign gets
TargetingWho qualifies and who is contacted first
TimingSend windows and the gaps between steps
ConfidenceNothing yet: there are too few sends to judge. Wait, then run the report again

For a risky copy change on a running campaign, ask the assistant to test it as an A/B experiment instead of editing the live copy.