Sending controls
LinkedBoost checks account state, entitlement, pacing capacity, cooldowns, and configured working hours before sending. Limits depend on the seat and its configuration; read the current account status instead of assuming one universal cap.
New or dormant seats can use reduced ramp capacity. Sending limits and a review workflow do not establish that automation is permitted by LinkedIn or that an account cannot be restricted.
Workflow
- Read account status and choose an entitled, connected sender.
- Review exact recipients and copy before requesting outreach.
- Check sequence demand separately from the seat's remaining headroom.
- Investigate blocked or uncertain execution before any retry.
In practice
A sequence has 20 queued people but the seat has only five units of headroom. Report both facts and inspect its schedule; do not promise that five messages will send today.
Boundaries
The reviewed send gates do not establish automatic acceptance-rate halving or a universal company-collision guarantee. Working hours use the seat's configured timezone, not an inferred timezone for each prospect. The restriction rate is still measuring.
Tools for this workflow
- get_accounts_status
Inspect connected seats, connection health, and current pacing headroom.
- get_sequence
Inspect campaign copy, performance, and the work waiting to send.
- get_activity_event
Inspect the recorded payload and outcome of one operation call.
- get_outreach_volume
Count recorded outbound events over a time window.
- mark_company
Set a company's qualification or do-not-contact state.