Account Safety
Account safety

Control Sending Limits. Monitor Every Seat.

Set per-action limits, sending windows and account schedules, then see today's usage, warm-up progress and the reason whenever an action is held back.

Safety console for Emma Hart showing per-action usage, a note that 7 connection requests were held back, the randomisation band, send window, sleep window and warm-up day

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The controls

Three controls around every LinkedIn seat

Limits, randomisation and account windows stay visible instead of disappearing into the background. Warm-up adds another layer for every new seat.

1

Five limits, not one

LinkedIn has separate daily limits for connection requests, messages, profile actions, InMail and email.

Daily ceilings shown as five bars for connect, message, view, follow and email actions
2

A band, not one fixed ceiling

A ±20% randomisation band applies to LinkedIn daily limits.

A daily limit of 100 actions with Seat A and Seat B on a plus or minus 20 percent band, so two seats do not move on an identical clock
3

Windows you set

Choose the send window, sleep window, sending days and time zone for the seat.

Send and sleep windows for Seat A in New York time and Seat B in Lisbon time, each within its own hours

Warm-up

A new seat ramps over twenty-one days

Every new LinkedIn seat follows a 21-day warm-up curve rather than beginning at its configured ceiling. The safety console shows where the seat is on that curve.

Daily ceiling by day for Jonas Weber, day 12 of 21, with completed days in green and upcoming days in grey rising to a full ceiling of 21 a day

Why it held back

When something is held, the console tells you why

See the action against today's ceiling and a plain-English explanation of the control that held it back.

  • Which action was held
  • How much of today's limit has been used
  • The reason the action could not run
Message sending held back for Jonas Weber’s seat: 4 messages held, 100% of today’s ceiling hit, resuming tomorrow at 9:00 am
Jonas Weber’s seat running Q3 outbound with a Stop execution button and three waiting queued actions, and a note that nothing is deleted

Control

Pause outreach from one control

Owners and Admins can pause all outreach at once, or narrow the pause to a channel, account, user or set of campaigns.

  • Use the global control when you need the whole workspace to stop.
  • Narrow the control to a channel, account, user or group of campaigns.
  • The control is available without rebuilding or deleting the campaigns themselves.

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Questions

Keeping the account under control

Five per-action daily limits, a ±20% randomisation band on those limits, send and sleep windows, send days, time zone and a 21-day warm-up on every new LinkedIn seat.

Yes. Limits and scheduling are managed around the connected LinkedIn seat, so different accounts do not have to use the same configuration.

The safety console shows the action against today's ceiling and gives a plain-English reason for why it was held.

Yes. The account health centre shows every connected account across channels, including disconnections, restrictions, authentication failures, sending limits and required actions.

Yes. Owners and Admins can pause all outreach, or narrow the pause to a channel, account, user or set of campaigns.

No. GML provides controls designed to manage how an account is used, but it does not guarantee that an account will never be restricted.