# LinkedIn Send Limits and Warm-up

When a LinkedIn account is connected, your AI agent answers its LinkedIn conversations next to your other channels. Each connected LinkedIn account has its own daily allowance for messages and connection requests; accounts don't share one.

## Where to find the limits

1. In the left sidebar, click **Settings** near the bottom.
2. In the Settings left rail, under **Channels**, click **Channels**.
3. Find the **LinkedIn send limits** card. It shows one row per connected LinkedIn account, with what it has sent today.
4. Click **Adjust limits** on the account you want to change. The **LinkedIn daily limits** window opens.

In that window you can set:

- **Messages per day** and **Connection requests per day**: how much this account may send each day.
- **Reading limits**: how many profiles this account may open and how many searches it may run each day. Leave a box empty to use the default.
- **Warm-up**: see below.

Click **Save limits** to apply your changes.

If an account reaches its limit, nothing is lost: messages are queued and sent automatically after midnight in the LinkedIn account's own time zone. Replies you type yourself count toward the same daily message budget as the AI's.

## Warm-up

A newly connected LinkedIn account starts low and gets a little more room every day until it reaches the limit you set. This is the safest way to build up volume, because LinkedIn restricts accounts that suddenly send a lot more than before. While an account is warming up, its row and the **LinkedIn daily limits** window show which warm-up day it is on, and a limit you set above what the warm-up allows today applies once the warm-up reaches it.

**You can turn warm-up off.** In the **LinkedIn daily limits** window, switch off the **Warm-up** toggle. Because this lifts the ramp straight away, a warning appears and you have to tick **I understand the risk and want to lift the ramp for this account** before you can save. Only do this for an account that has already been sending at this volume elsewhere. Switching warm-up back on needs no confirmation.

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**Tip:** Warm-up is set per LinkedIn account, so turning it off for one account leaves your other accounts warming up as before.
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