Case study

DigiChefs×MewCP

How DigiChefs automated its outbound with MewCP

of manual prospecting work saved every month
200hrs saved
new leads outreached every month
1,500leads
“Every cold email we send has to start with real research, and that used to eat most of our week. Now the agent does the digging and writes the first draft, and we approve what's ready.”
Deep DedhiaFounder, DigiChefs

The challenge

The challenge

A good cold email takes research. DigiChefs was doing that research by hand, one company at a time.

DigiChefs doesn't send generic pitches. The team picks prospects that look like clients they've already helped, often in the same buyer ecosystem rather than the same industry, and then looks for something specific to say to each one. The most useful thing to point at is usually a visible gap: a website that hasn't kept up, a social following behind its competitors, or search traffic that has stopped growing.

What MewCP enabled

What MewCP enabled

One agent, seven steps, from a list of company names to an email the team is happy to send.

DigiChefs gives the agent two things: its library of past campaigns and a list of target companies. For every company, the agent runs the same seven steps. The steps that touch an outside app all go through one MewCP endpoint.

  1. 01

    Research the company

    The agent searches the web and reads the pages that matter, starting with a baseline check of the company's digital presence. Every finding keeps a link to its source.

    The agent
    MewCPMewCP
    TinyFishTinyFish
  2. 02

    Check SEO health

    It pulls three Semrush reports that DigiChefs knows convert best when named to a prospect: flat organic traffic, top keywords stuck below page one, and little or no presence in AI search answers.

    The agent
    MewCPMewCP
    SemrushSemrush
  3. 03

    Pull out signals

    It turns the research into clear signals and labels each one honestly: verified evidence, a reasonable inference, or the model's own guess. A guess is never shown as a fact.

    Inside the agent · no outside call
  4. 04

    Match a past campaign

    It compares those signals with DigiChefs' past work and picks the closest success story. The fit score comes with a breakdown of why, so the team can see the reasoning.

    Inside the agent · no outside call
  5. 05

    Find the right person

    It looks up decision makers at the right level for the company's size and ranks them. Spend on contact lookups is capped per company.

    The agent
    MewCPMewCP
    ApolloApollo
  6. 06

    Write and check the draft

    It writes the email around one real signal, why it matters, the DigiChefs service that fits and a real result as proof. Then it scores its own draft. A weak draft gets rewritten, and one that still can't pass goes to manual review.

    Inside the agent · no outside call
  7. 07

    Approve, then send

    Drafts land in a review queue with their evidence alongside. The team can open any one to edit or reject it, or approve a batch in one go. Sending is a separate click, and follow-ups land in the same email thread.

    Team approves
    MewCPMewCP
    Zoho MailZoho Mail
  8. Sent. Then the next company.See what it adds up to

Under the hood

Why it runs on MewCP

The agent decides what to do. MewCP handles every call it makes to the outside world.

The agent holds no app keys

TinyFish, Semrush, Apollo and Zoho Mail are all connected once in MewCP. Their credentials sit in MewCP's vault and are added to each request on the way out. The agent's own code only holds its MewCP key, so there's nothing for it to leak.

It can only use the tools it needs

The agent's toolset allows 11 tools across four apps, and nothing else. Apollo's own email and sequence tools are left out on purpose, so the only way an email leaves is through the approval step and Zoho Mail.

Every call is on record

Each tool call goes through one gateway, so there's a log of what ran, when, whether it worked and how long it took. When a step fails, the team can see which call failed and why.

Swapping a provider is a settings change

DigiChefs moved sending from Brevo to Zoho Mail during the build. Zoho Mail was connected in MewCP and added to the toolset. No new auth code, and no new secrets in the agent.

The results

Outbound now runs at a scale the team could never reach by hand.

7,500

emails sent every month

1,500 new leads × 5 emails each: the first email and its follow-ups, all in one thread.

  1. 01

    Reach is no longer capped by team hours

    Outbound used to stop where the team's time ran out. Now the agent does the research and the team approves what's ready.

  2. 02

    Quality held as volume grew

    Every email is built on evidence and self-checked by the agent before anyone on the team sees it.

  3. 03

    Four apps, one endpoint

    TinyFish, Semrush, Apollo and Zoho Mail were each connected once in MewCP, and the agent reaches all of them the same way.

Your turn

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