Quickstart

From signup to a first exported CSV in under five minutes.

This is the shortest path from a fresh account to a usable list of prospects.

1. Get access

outsend is in invitation-only alpha. Request access at outsend.xyz/demander-acces. When approved, an invitation code arrives by email.

2. Sign up

At outsend.xyz/signup, the form takes:

• Email
• Password (8 chars min, with at least one letter and one digit or symbol)
• The invitation code (XXXX-XXXX-XXXX)

Account creation is immediate. A verification email is sent, but use of the app does not block on it.

3. Run a first scrap

From the dashboard, click New job → Scrap (Google Maps).

Fill in:

• Queries — what to look for, e.g. bakery, dentist, accounting firm. Multiple queries chip-style.
• Zones — French regions, departments, or cities. Multiple zones supported.
• Include reviews — toggle if review text should be pulled too (slower, richer).

Click Run. The job appears on the dashboard with a live log stream.

4. Watch it run

Open the job detail page. The status bar progresses through pending → running → done. Logs stream in real time over SSE. See Jobs & lifecycle for the full state machine.

Typical durations:

• Small query, single city: a few minutes
• Multi-region scrap with reviews: tens of minutes to a few hours

5. Enrich

Once the scrap is done, the Add module action on the job detail page chains an enrichment. Common chains:

• Emails — find email addresses for each POI
• Socials — find LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook profiles
• Ads intelligence — score each POI by marketing maturity (premium signal: budget available)

Each enrichment runs as its own job, sharing the parent job's POI list as input.

6. Export

On any done job, click Download and pick CSV, JSON, or XLSX. Files are kept for 7 days, then purged.

7. (Optional) Build a pipeline

To run the same chain repeatedly, build it once as a pipeline: drag-and-drop the blocks, connect them, save. The pipeline can be re-run on demand or registered as a veille.

What's next

• Jobs & lifecycle — how a job moves from creation to result
• Module registry — full list of modules, with categories
• API reference — drive everything programmatically