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Sendr x Clearcue: The Best Buying Signals, Now Turned Into Messages on Every Channel (2026)

Clearcue and Sendr are partners: Clearcue signals reach Sendr as structured lead data, and Sendr writes and sends on email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp. 4-step setup.

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Ralitsa Ivanova
Sendr x Clearcue: The Best Buying Signals, Now Turned Into Messages on Every Channel (2026)

Clearcue and Sendr are now partners. Clearcue does what it does best: it finds the people and companies showing buying intent and hands over everything known about each of them as clean, structured data. Sendr takes the next step. It writes the message and sends it on email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp. Clearcue is also the first partner in Sendr's new signals suite.

What does each product do?

Good outbound comes down to two jobs. First, knowing who is worth talking to right now and why. Second, turning that into a message the person actually wants to read, on the channel they actually use.

We built Clearcue for the first job. It watches social engagement, job changes, hiring, funding, events, news and company research, decides which of it is a real buying signal, and attaches the evidence. We never tried to be a sequencer, and we don't want to be one.

Sendr is built for the second job. Its co-pilot writes the sequence in your tone of voice, and it can send things most outreach tools can't: personalised video and voice notes that play inside LinkedIn and WhatsApp DMs, and a page made for each prospect. Every reply lands in one inbox.

Clearcue Sendr
The job Find who is showing buying intent, and why Write the message and send it
What it delivers Structured data on every lead: person, company, signals, evidence Personalised email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp sequences, video, voice and pages
AI helper CueAI sets up the signals you care about Sendr Co-pilot builds the sequence that responds to them
Pricing From €79/month billed yearly, 7-day free trial From $79/month billed yearly, 14-day free trial

Why the data matters more than the trigger

Plenty of tools can push a name into a sequence. What decides whether the message lands is how much the writer knows when they write it, whether the writer is an AI co-pilot or a human SDR.

For every lead, Clearcue sends Sendr:

  • The person: name, role, seniority, location, social profile and summary
  • The company: name, domain, industry, size, location and social page
  • The signals: how many they showed, when we first saw them and when they last showed intent
  • The evidence: their newest insights, each with a title, a description and the sources behind it, plus the text of the social posts involved

So the message isn't written to "VP of Sales at a 200-person SaaS company". It is written to someone who started that role last month at a company that is hiring three SDRs and has been engaging with posts about forecasting. That is the difference between a template with a first name in it and a message written for one person.

Which signals can start a Sendr sequence?

Any signal you track in Clearcue. These work especially well because they have a short window:

  • A new joiner in a role that buys what you sell
  • A company that raised funding
  • A company hiring for a role your product supports
  • People attending an event you are going to
  • People who engage with a competitor
  • People who engage with your own social posts and ads, so the attention marketing paid for reaches sales with a name attached

You can also stack signals, for example a new Head of Sales at a company hiring SDRs, so that only the strongest accounts go into a sequence. Our signal stacking guide explains how.

Who is this for?

  • Founder-sellers who do their own outbound and can't spend an hour researching each lead before writing to them.
  • First sales hires building outbound from scratch, who want every sequence to start from a real reason to write.
  • Outbound agencies running campaigns for several clients, who need signals and messaging that repeat across accounts without starting from a blank page each time.

How do you connect Clearcue to Sendr?

List data reaches Sendr through a Clearcue webhook, so you need a paid Clearcue plan.

  1. Build the list in Clearcue. Go to Records, filter by the signals and ICP you want (company size, industry, seniority, location), and save the result as a list.
  2. Add the Clearcue trigger in Sendr. Open a flow on the Sendr canvas and choose Clearcue from the trigger list.
  3. Connect the list. In Clearcue, go to Settings → Integrations → Sendr and click Configure. That opens Webhooks. Create a webhook for your list and connect it to the Clearcue trigger in Sendr.
  4. Let Sendr Co-pilot write the sequence. Describe your funnel and tone, review the steps on the canvas, and turn it on.

Every person on the list goes to Sendr, and new people go as soon as they qualify. You can check each sync in Clearcue's webhook run history.

One rule for the copy: the signal decides who to write to and what to write about, but it shouldn't appear in the message. "I saw you liked a post about pipeline" makes people uncomfortable. "Teams that just hired their first SDRs usually run into X" reads as relevant.

What comes next

Sendr plans to bring more signal providers onto its canvas, and we are proud to be the first. We will keep doing our part: more signals worth acting on, and richer data on each one. Sendr now turns that data into conversations, alongside our other destinations like HeyReach, Lemlist, Slack and your CRM.

For which signals to use, which channel to open with and how to write the messages, read the signal-based multichannel outreach playbook.

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