Email and LinkedIn, in one sequence.
Add LinkedIn steps right beside your emails, with built-in safety guards and human-like pacing — so a single flow can connect, wait, and follow up across both channels.
- 7 actions
- LinkedIn step types
- Multi-channel
- Email + LinkedIn
- Safety-first
- Built-in guards
- Daily caps
- Per-action limits
A full set of LinkedIn actions
Everything you’d do by hand, as steps you can drop into a flow.
Connection requests
Send a connection request with a personalized note using your contact’s own details.
Messages & InMail
Message 1st-degree connections, or reach people you’re not connected to with InMail — both support merge tags.
Profile visits
Warm up a contact by visiting their profile as a step in the sequence.
React & comment
React to or comment on a contact’s latest post to show up in their notifications naturally.
Withdraw pending requests
Automatically pull back a connection request that hasn’t been accepted after a set time.
Per-step sender override
Assign a specific LinkedIn account to any step, so a flow can use the right profile at the right moment.
Built to keep your account safe
Sensible limits and guardrails come standard.
Safety guards
Rules like never messaging a non-connection and never double-sending a request are enforced automatically. Actions that don’t apply are skipped, not forced.
Per-action daily limits
Conservative daily caps for connection requests, messages, InMails, visits, comments, and reactions — all editable to fit your comfort level.
Human-like scheduling
Actions go out one at a time with randomized gaps inside your send window, never in a robotic burst.
Branch across channels
Combine both channels in one flow: connect → wait for acceptance → if yes, message; if no, fall back to email or InMail.
Automatic profile matching
LinkedIn steps find each contact from their LinkedIn URL. Contacts without one simply skip the LinkedIn steps.
Safe test runs
A dry run simulates LinkedIn actions, so testing a sequence can never send a real invitation by mistake.
Common questions
Can I mix LinkedIn and email in the same campaign?
Yes — that’s the point. A single sequence can send a connection request, wait for it to be accepted, then branch into a LinkedIn message or an email depending on what happened.
Will automation put my LinkedIn account at risk?
TurboWorkflow ships conservative per-action daily limits, releases actions one at a time with randomized gaps, and enforces safety rules like never messaging a non-connection. You stay in control of the caps.
What if a contact has no LinkedIn profile?
They simply skip the LinkedIn steps and continue through the rest of the sequence. Nothing breaks and no action is forced.
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Put it to work on your outreach.
Connect a sender, import a list, and launch your first sequence — free to start.