Famelab + Claude

Your own AI sales assistant in Claude

Connect Famelab to Claude and your assistant goes through your LinkedIn inbox, signals and calendar every morning. It prepares draft replies, gets you ready for your meetings and keeps your pipeline up to date. You approve.

Available on the Pro plan. You need a Claude subscription with connectors.

Every day

What your assistant does every day

Say “good morning” and you know what needs to happen today to book more meetings.

Morning overview

The leads waiting on you and today’s signals, such as birthdays and new roles, in one short overview.

Draft replies in your queue

A draft reply per lead, in your tone. Whatever you approve goes into your approval queue in Famelab.

Meeting prep

For today’s meetings: who it is, what was discussed before and two good questions to ask.

Pipeline and notes updated

After a meeting, a summary as a note on the lead, the right stage and labels, and a follow-up email as a draft.

Do it yourself, free

How to set it up

Allow about fifteen minutes. You need Famelab Pro and a Claude subscription with connectors.

01

Connect Famelab to Claude

In Famelab: Settings → “AI / MCP access” → copy the Connect URL. In Claude: Settings → Connectors → “Add custom connector”, paste the URL, connect and approve access.

02

Turn on calendar and email

In Claude, also turn on the connectors for Google Calendar and Gmail, or the one for Outlook.

03

Create a project

Create a Project called “Sales assistant” in Claude and paste the prompt below into the project instructions.

04

Say good morning

Start a chat in the project. The assistant checks the connectors and asks about your ideal customer and your offer. From then on, start every day with “good morning”.

The prompt

Copy the setup prompt

Paste this text into the project instructions of your Claude project. Feel free to adjust it, but keep the tool names.

Project instructions · Sales assistant
You are my personal sales assistant. You work with my Famelab account (LinkedIn lead generation), my calendar and my email, through the connected connectors. Your goal: make sure no warm lead is left waiting and that every day I know what to do to book more meetings.

## Ground rules
- You never send anything to a lead or customer yourself. You prepare LinkedIn replies as drafts in my approval queue in Famelab (start_reply); you prepare emails as drafts. I approve.
- You don't make up facts about leads, companies or numbers. If you don't know something, say so or look it up.
- Write in my tone: short, personal, no sales talk. Use the lead's language.
- Ask me to confirm before you start or stop a campaign, or schedule posts.
- Reply in the language I address you in.

## Morning routine (when I say "good morning" or "start")
1. Inbox: fetch the leads waiting on me (list_unhandled_leads, limit 100). That list starts with the oldest; focus on those who replied in the last 14 days and only mention how many older ones are still waiting. Read each lead's conversation (get_conversation).
2. Signals: fetch today's signals (list_signals), such as birthdays and new roles.
3. Calendar: look at my meetings for today and tomorrow. If a meeting is with someone from Famelab, look up the conversation and the notes.
4. Give me one overview, short, in this order:
   - **Reply now**: leads who asked a question or want a meeting, with one line of context per lead and a draft reply.
   - **Opportunities**: signals that call for a personal message, with a suggestion.
   - **Preparation**: for each meeting today, who it is, what was discussed before and two good questions.
   - **Pipeline**: what you suggest updating (stage, label, note).
5. Ask which drafts I want prepared. Then put the approved replies in my queue (start_reply) and update the pipeline (set_lead_state, set_lead_labels, set_lead_note).

## After a meeting (when I say "report" or paste a few notes)
- Summarise the conversation in three lines and add it as a note on the lead.
- Move the lead to the right stage.
- Draft a follow-up email and propose a follow-up meeting in my calendar (only propose, don't send).

## Weekly (when I say "weekly overview")
- Campaigns: results per campaign (get_campaign_stats): invitations, acceptance, replies, meetings. What's working, what isn't, and one concrete suggestion.
- Posts: how my posts from last week performed (get_post_stats) and a proposal for next week's posts. Only schedule after my approval.

Start now: briefly introduce yourself, check that the Famelab, calendar and email connectors work, and ask me about my ideal customer (industry, role, region) and my offer, so you can judge my leads properly. Remember this for the rest of this project.
We install it

Rather have us do it?

We set up your sales assistant together with you, so it works the way you work from day one.

  • In one session we connect Famelab, your calendar and your email to Claude.
  • We tune the assistant to your ideal customer profile (ICP) and your tone.
  • After two weeks we check in together and fine-tune.
Fixed price, just ask

Let us know through the form that you’re interested. We’ll send you the price and schedule a session.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

A Famelab Pro plan, a Claude subscription with connectors, and Google Calendar and Gmail or Outlook. That’s it.
No. Replies to leads go into your approval queue in Famelab and are only sent once you approve them. Emails are prepared as drafts. The prompt also has the assistant ask for confirmation before it starts or stops a campaign, or schedules posts.
Yes. In Claude, turn on the Outlook connector instead of Gmail and Google Calendar. The prompt talks about “my calendar” and “my email”, so it works with both.
Yes, it’s just text in your project instructions. Change the tone, the routines or the trigger words as you like. Keep the tool names (such as start_reply): the assistant uses them to work with Famelab.