What this explains
- DitLead is a sales engagement workspace for finding leads, preparing contact data, connecting sending accounts, launching outreach, and managing replies.
- The platform is organized around the work your team does: lead discovery, LinkedIn extraction, lists, campaigns, inbox management, agents, CRM, analytics, and admin settings.
- Most teams use DitLead as an operating system for outbound: build the audience, prepare the infrastructure, run the campaign, then learn from replies and reporting.
Key ideas
Lead Engine helps you find the right audience
Use Lead Finder for people and company search, AI lead discovery, lookalikes, signals, mentions, and LinkedIn extraction. This is where raw prospecting turns into a usable audience.

Lists and contacts keep data campaign-ready
Lists hold the people or companies you plan to use. This is where uploaded CSVs, LinkedIn imports, Lead Finder exports, verification results, and mapped fields become organized audience data.

Senders prepare your outreach infrastructure
Email accounts, LinkedIn accounts, warmup, DNS, sender rotation, and sending limits determine whether a campaign has the infrastructure it needs before launch.

Campaigns run the outbound workflow
Campaigns combine an audience, sequence, senders, schedules, personalization, and validation. A campaign should not launch until the audience, copy, and account setup all fit the goal.

How to use this
FAQ
Is DitLead only a lead database?
No. The lead database is one part of DitLead. The platform also handles lists, verification, email and LinkedIn account setup, campaigns, replies, CRM, agents, and analytics.
What should I set up first?
Set up the workspace, users, sending accounts, and at least one clean lead source. Then build a small campaign and validate it before scaling.
Where should a new user begin?
Begin with the quick start checklist, then learn the difference between Lead Finder, LinkedIn extraction, lists, campaigns, Unibox, and agents.
Use the setup checklist before importing leads, connecting senders, or launching campaigns.
