Most operators track collaboration requests in spreadsheets and a shared inbox, so pitches for different products pile up in one place. Orkap gives every product its own inbox, pipeline, templates, and follow-ups. You import contacts, enrich them with custom fields, and see each product's partnerships in a dedicated workspace.

Yes. Orkap is a Multi-Product Partnership CRM — the Product Inbox. Instead of juggling a Google Sheet for contacts, Gmail for replies, and a separate tool for tracking, Orkap brings it into one platform. Import your CSV contacts, filter them with unlimited custom fields, and automate per-product follow-ups from a single interface.

Not at all. Orkap lets you create personalized follow-up sequences triggered by your chosen time frame. For example, you can set a follow-up to send three days after no response. Each follow-up is scoped to the product and fully customizable with dynamic fields to keep it human and relevant.

Absolutely. Orkap supports custom SMTP and per-product domain aliases. You can send partnership email directly from your own branded address, maintain deliverability, and manage a separate mailbox for each product without switching between accounts.

Those tools organize work around a campaign or a sender and blast outbound email. Orkap organizes around your products: each one gets a dedicated inbox and pipeline for inbound and outbound collaboration — affiliate deals, sponsorships, integrations, and review requests. It has no prospect discovery and is not built for outbound sales at volume.

Both. For solo operators, Orkap keeps every product's partnerships organized in one place. For teams, Orkap offers seat-level, per-product access controls, shared workspaces, and real-time updates so replies never come from the wrong account. This is especially valuable for agencies and shops managing multiple products at once.

No. Orkap is built for operators, not developers. The interface feels like a familiar inbox, so there's no learning curve. You just import contacts, create a follow-up sequence, and route each product to its own inbox.