Your inboxes are not your job. Building your company is.

Connect your LinkedIn to Paciva. It scores every inbound message for intent and automatically handles cold pitches, recruiter spam, and AI-generated outreach. Real investor intros and partnership requests from mutual contacts bypass filtering and reach you directly. Setup takes under a minute.

Paciva’s Sentinel detects fundraising-related template outreach by reading message intent, not just keywords. Messages like “I noticed your recent Series A” from unknown senders are classified as template outreach and handled automatically, while genuine investor communications score differently and get through.

Yes. Warm introductions from mutual contacts include relationship context, specific deal references, and non-template language patterns. Sentinel reads these signals and scores them differently from mass-sent fundraising pitches. You can also whitelist specific investors so their messages always reach you directly.

Yes. Every Paciva plan starts with a free 7-day trial. Founding Pass holders get locked-in pricing, direct product input, and priority support.

At 60 to 100+ inbound messages per day across email and LinkedIn, founders spend up to 1.5 hours per day scanning and deleting noise. At the BLS average hourly rate of $36.30 and 235 working days per year, that is nearly $12,800 per year in lost productivity, before counting missed opportunities buried in the noise.

Yes. Paciva connects to your email and LinkedIn through lightweight connectors that run behind the scenes. Both channels share the same filtering rules, the same scoring engine, and the same audit trail. A sender blocked on LinkedIn is recognized on email and handled the same way. This cross-channel consistency is what separates Paciva from tools that only work in one channel.

When Sentinel is not confident about a message, it flags it for your review instead of filtering it. You see the score, the confidence level, and the plain-language reason. One click confirms or corrects the decision. Over time, gray-zone messages shrink as the system learns your preferences.

Yes. Paciva and an EA work well together. Paciva runs the first pass and handles the obvious noise. Your EA focuses on the messages that need judgment, scheduling, and relationship context. Shared rules keep both aligned, and the audit trail shows exactly what Paciva handled so your EA never has to guess.