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Save a LinkedIn profile as a lead, find their work email and phone, draft an outreach message, and send it to your CRM. Riffla turns the LinkedIn profile you're looking at into a CRM-ready lead, without copy-paste and without leaving the page. Open a profile, click the Riffla icon, and the side panel fills in with the person's public professional details. From there you choose what happens next — every step is a button you press, nothing runs on its own. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Capture a profile — name, headline, location, current and past roles, education, certifications, languages and skills. • Find business contact details — reveal a verified work email or mobile number for the lead you captured, as two separate actions so you never spend a phone credit you didn't intend to. • Check your CRM before you capture — Riffla tells you if the person is already in your CRM, so you don't create duplicates. • Draft outreach with AI — generate a personalized first message from the profile's context, editable before you send anything. • Organize into lists — file leads into saved lists as you go. • Sync to your CRM — push the lead and its activity to your connected CRM or ATS in one click. • Track your credits — your remaining balance is always visible in the panel. Riffla requires a Riffla account. Create one at riffla.com/register to get started.
Sep 7, 2026
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