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A message template is a saved subject and body, variables included, ready to drop into any step. Save one from the composer, start a new sequence from a ready-made cadence, or describe a goal and let AI draft the whole thing.
The message template library dialog, with tabs for the current scope and All templates, a search field, and a list of saved templates each with rename, duplicate and delete icons.

The template library, open to insert one into a step.

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Save and reuse a message

1

Save the draft

In the composer, click Save as template and name it.
2

Insert it elsewhere

Open any composer, click the templates icon, then search or browse and click a template to insert it.
3

Manage the library

Rename, duplicate or delete a template from its own row in the list.

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Start from a ready-made sequence

A new sequence opens a gallery: AI Assistant, a blank Custom sequence, and several named cadences. Each cadence, like 3-step email outreach or Multichannel: combined outreach, is badged with its email and LinkedIn step counts. Clicking one opens a read-only preview of its real steps, and Use template is what actually commits it.

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Have AI write one

Describe the campaign’s goal, or pick a starting point like Book demo meetings, then click Generate. It drafts the whole cadence from your workspace’s context and the audience table’s real columns, and you edit the result like any other sequence. Drafting spends credits; nothing sends until you launch it.

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Good to know

Sequence, LinkedIn or inbox reply. The picker opens on the scope you were writing in, with an all-templates tab one click away.
Yes, drafting itself has a cost. Nothing is sent to a contact until you launch the sequence.
Oneprofile. Each one is credited in the gallery, and using one still lets you edit every step afterward.

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Next steps

Email steps

Write the subject and message a step sends.

Build a sequence

Add steps, assign senders, and launch.