Put your team’s (or clients’) LinkedIn accounts, mailboxes, Instagram accounts and WhatsApp numbers behind one campaign. Nobody gets messaged by two of them, and every reply lands in one inbox.
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One LinkedIn account only goes so far.
A safe account sends a few dozen invites a day. To reach more people you need more accounts, and that’s where it usually goes wrong: two reps message the same buyer, a new account gets a load it isn’t ready for, and someone has to ask a client for their password.
Split one campaign across all your senders, the way you choose.
Put several senders in a campaign’s pool and choose how new people are assigned. The preview shows how many each rule moved or skipped before anything starts.
Six new people added to SaaS founders Q4
Priya212 live leads
Daniel180 live leads
Mei40 live leads
- 1
Round robin
People are dealt to your accounts in turn.
Priya
Daniel
Mei
- 2
Least loaded
Each person goes to the account with the fewest live leads.
Mei has 40 live leads to Priya’s 212, so she takes most of the new people.
Priya Daniel Mei - 3
Fixed
You pick the account when you add people.
You chose Daniel for this list.
Priyanone Daniel Meinone - 4
Fresh sender
Only an account that has never invited or messaged this person. If none is left, they’re skipped, and the preview tells you.
Priya already invited Tom, so he goes to Mei. All three have contacted Grace, so she’s skipped.
Priya Daniel MeiGrace Liu skipped: no fresh sender left. Shown in the preview. - 5
Same sender as before
Whoever last spoke to them, so the conversation stays in one place.
Each person goes back to the sender they last heard from.
Priya Daniel Mei
Every lead hears from just one of your team, however many senders you run.
Each person has one conversation with your team, in one place.
- One live sequence per sender: a lead can’t be enrolled twice on the same account.
- A reply to any sender stops all of them, on LinkedIn, email, Instagram and WhatsApp, and cancels anything queued.
- No accept after 14 days? A rotate step can hand the lead to the next sender for a fresh invite, up to a limit you set.
Add or remove senders mid-campaign.
Add a sender to a running campaign and you’re offered to move the people who are still waiting. Only people with nothing sent yet can move, so nobody hears from two of your senders.
- Nothing sent yet: can move. Their next steps are planned again for the new sender, inside its daily limits.
- Already contacted: stay with the sender they know.
- Removing a sender offers the same choice for its untouched people. A campaign always keeps at least one sender.
Connect accounts you don’t own, without the password.
Send the account owner a hosted login link. They log in themselves, from their own country, and you never see their password.
- Works for clients and colleagues anywhere: the connection is set up where the owner opens the link, so send it to them rather than opening it yourself.
- Owners stay in control: logging out of LinkedIn ends the session at any time.
- If LinkedIn logs them out later, you send the owner a re-login link, or they reconnect automatically with the optional browser extension.
See which accounts are carrying the load.
Every sender in one grid, so you can see where there’s room for more.
- Today’s usage and headroom for every sender, against its own limit.
- Health and warm-up at a glance, so you know which accounts are ready to do more.
However you add or move senders, no lead ever hears from two of your accounts.
Five assignment rules share people out: round robin, least loaded, fixed, fresh sender and same sender as before. When the pool changes, only people with nothing sent yet can move, and anyone who has already had an invite or a message stays with the sender they know.
Who uses it
Sales teams
Put every rep’s account behind one campaign, with no two reps ever messaging the same buyer.
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Run every client from their own LinkedIn accounts, connected with a hosted login link, with one health grid across all of them.
See how they use itIncluded on every plan, priced per account you send from.See pricing
Questions people ask before they start.
How many senders can I run?
From one LinkedIn account to as many as your team or clients have. You pay per account, and each one keeps its own limits and warm-up. Running 100 or more? Talk to us about a custom setup.
Do I need my own proxies?
No. Each LinkedIn sender gets its own proxy in the owner’s country, set up and managed for you and included in the price. Mailboxes connect directly and don’t need one.
What happens if a sender disconnects?
Its actions are held, not lost, until the owner logs in again with a re-login link, or reconnects automatically with the optional browser extension. Leads that failed only because the sender was disconnected are re-queued on their own when it reconnects.
Can one lead be contacted by two senders?
Not by accident. A lead can only be in one live sequence per sender, moving people between senders only moves people nobody has contacted yet, and a reply to any sender stops all of them.
Can I connect a client’s or colleague’s LinkedIn without their password?
Yes. Send them a hosted login link and they log in themselves, from their own country. The link expires after 15 minutes, so ask them to be ready.