Questions?Before you start.
Answers to help you decide and take the next step.
Is a prepared reply sent or posted for me?+
A prepared social reply is a draft. You review the wording, make your changes and post it from your own social account. Neither generating nor copying it authorizes Revenue Scout to post.
Do I need to generate a reply just to read a lead?+
You can inspect an included lead’s available source title, conversation, author, evidence and original link before requesting a reply. Opening a lead or reading a saved draft does not request new generation.
How is the initial reply different from a regeneration?+
The initial cached reply is included with search. Choose Create reply to request it. Each additional generation uses 30 credits and needs your explicit action. It is different from reading or editing the saved text.
Can I tell Scout which angle to take?+
When requesting another version, you can add an instruction such as shortening the reply, emphasizing a confirmed business fact or trying a different angle. Check the credit cost and save or cancel existing edits before regenerating.
Will Scout invent a business capability to make the reply fit?+
Reply preparation uses your business details and the source conversation. If the draft needs facts explaining how your offer meets the person’s requirements, review your brand details. Check the claims in every reply before you post it.
Does Scout consider the community’s rules?+
For Reddit, reply preparation uses the conversation, business details and available subreddit rules. You still review the final wording and check the rules on the original community before posting.
Does editing a prepared reply use more credits?+
Your own edits and reading saved replies use no credits. Asking Scout to generate another version is a separate, priced action. Save the version you want to keep before moving on.
How does my choice to request a reply help Scout learn?+
An initial reply request records interest in that lead. Scout uses recorded search results and initial requests to guide related phrase exploration. Each lead counts once for initial interest; teammate requests and rewrites do not add another initial request.
Can learning remove search phrases I wrote myself?+
Every enabled saved phrase remains included in scheduled discovery. As Scout explores related phrases, proven alternatives can replace automatically generated phrases. Phrases you write or edit stay under your control.
What if I lose the response while a draft is being prepared?+
Check the status of the existing request before starting another one. Keep your saved reply and current edits while you recover. If preparation needs business facts or the source is unavailable, resolve that specific state before requesting more work.