Seat
One LinkedIn account under management: the operational and billing unit of outbound. A seat carries its own limits, ramp state, history, and risk.
Each seat has its own identity, connection state, entitlement, and pacing limits. Use its returned account ID when choosing a sender. Additional seats require deliberate coordination and do not multiply a guaranteed invitation allowance or remove account risk.
In practice
Use the account ID returned by status when choosing who will send; check entitlement and headroom for that specific account.
What to check
Remaining headroom is shared across the seat's sequences. It is not a guarantee that all queued work will dispatch, and reconnecting is different from adding a seat.
Use it in LinkedBoost
- get_accounts_status
Inspect connected seats, connection health, and current pacing headroom.
- reconnect_linkedin_account
Restore sign-in for an existing disconnected seat.
Related terms
- Multi-seat orchestration
- Running outreach across several LinkedIn accounts as one coordinated operation: shared suppression, collision rules, per-seat pacing, and a unified inbox.
- Working-hours pacing
- Restricting scheduled activity to configured work windows and a stated timezone. In LinkedBoost, the reviewed sending gate uses the seat's timezone.