Client work comes first. Vendor pitches come never.

Connect your LinkedIn to Paciva. Sentinel identifies vendor outreach patterns (tool demos, white-label proposals, freelancer pitches) and handles them automatically. Real client inquiries and business development opportunities with specific project context score differently and get through.

No. Paciva distinguishes between genuine business inquiries with specific project context and generic vendor pitches. Gray-zone messages are flagged for your review rather than filtered. You can also customize your interest profile to ensure specific industries or services always get through.

Yes. Gatekeeper’s routing rules can send messages matching specific topics or sender types to the right person on your team. Client inquiries go to account managers. Partnership requests go to business development. Vendor pitches go nowhere.

Yes. Paciva works for any agency type. Your interest profile defines what topics matter to your specific agency. The same cross-channel filtering protects email and LinkedIn simultaneously.

At 15 to 25 vendor pitches per week and the BLS average hourly rate, agency leaders burn $1,000 to $2,500 per year on noise before counting the missed client inquiries buried in vendor spam.

Yes. Sentinel classifies different types of outreach separately. Freelancer pitches, white-label proposals, and SaaS vendor demos each carry different intent signals. You can set different handling rules for each type.

Paciva looks at the full message, not just the subject line. A genuine client inquiry that references a specific project, budget, or timeline scores differently from a generic pitch. When the signal is ambiguous, Paciva flags the message for your review rather than filtering it.

Yes. Small group and team plans let you set shared rules that apply across every connected account. When the agency owner blocks a vendor, that decision applies to the whole team. Individual overrides are available for roles that need different filtering.