Everything a regulated firm wants to know first.

It's built around compliance rather than bolting it on. Before you can find anyone you sign a Legitimate Interest Assessment; every first message carries the GDPR Article 14 disclosure of where you found the person; templates only send once approved; and every action lands on a tamper-proof audit trail you can export. Compliance is the shape of the product, not a checkbox.

Yes, it's core to how Mahleon works. Messages live as templates that route through an approval workflow. Only approved copy can be used in a campaign, supervisors get oversight, and the approval (who, when) is recorded so a review or audit can reconstruct exactly what happened.

Every opener states where you found the prospect: the Article 14 requirement, as a built-in part of the message. You're never relying on an adviser to remember to add it.

It's designed to protect the account. Connections go out from your own browser at a human pace, with a conservative daily cap that stays low while your account warms up, and everything stops the moment someone replies. No mass-blasting and no scraping. The behaviours that get accounts flagged are exactly what Mahleon avoids.

The sequence stops for that person immediately. Once a real conversation has started, no automated follow-up ever goes out. It's yours to continue.

Always. Each campaign shows one honest status line: what's sent, who's next, when the next action fires, and why anything is paused. No silent stalls, no guessing whether it's working.

No. Mahleon works through your own logged-in sessions in your own browser, the same way you'd use LinkedIn or Salesforce yourself. We never see or store your passwords, and the CRM check runs against your instance without a credential leaving your machine. Where a firm's settings can't allow that, an encrypted, per-user, revocable fallback exists, used only by exception and disclosed plainly.

Salesforce today, connected in one click through your own browser session. More CRMs are on the roadmap; if you use something specific, tell us on the waitlist and it helps us prioritise.

CRM queries run against your own Salesforce instance; EU editions keep that data in the EU. Every organisation's data is isolated and enforced at the database level, and retention is configurable on Enterprise.

Regulated firms doing professional outreach: financial advisers, wealth managers, planners and regulated networks in the UK. Anywhere the outreach has to be defensible, not just high-volume.

Yes. With a CRM connected, every lead is screened before outreach, and anyone already a client, lead, or at an open-opportunity company is held back automatically, enforced rather than merely flagged. You can clear a genuine false match one at a time, and that override is logged.

Plans start at £99 per seat per month, with a 14-day free trial (a card is required to start but nothing is charged during the trial) and 50% off your first paid month. Annual billing saves 15%. Since most advisers pay £200+ for a single lead, it pays for itself the first time it lands you one.

No. One honest price per seat, everything included, with no credit meters, no per-lead fees, no overage surprises.