NudgeLink acts on LinkedIn as you — viewing profiles, sending connection requests, and messaging accepted connections. To do that it needs a live connection to your LinkedIn account, managed through a hosted session provider.
Connecting your account
- Go to Dashboard → Accounts and click Connect LinkedIn.
- A secure hosted window opens. Sign in to LinkedIn there — your password is entered on the provider's page, never stored by NudgeLink.
- If LinkedIn asks for a verification code (2FA), complete it in the same window.
- Done — the seat appears on your Accounts page with its warmup status.
Your seat is labeled with the name on your LinkedIn profile. You can rename it, but keeping the real name makes campaign assignment and the admin views clearer.
What happens right after connecting
New accounts do not start sending at full speed. Every seat begins a warmup ramp: low daily action limits that increase week by week. This is deliberate — see Warmup and account safety for exactly what runs and why it keeps your account safe.
What NudgeLink will and won't do
- It will: view profiles, like and comment on posts, send connection requests with a note, message accepted connections, and read replies — all inside your approved sequences and daily caps.
- It won't: send anything you haven't approved (in the default review mode), exceed the per-day action caps, or act outside the 08:00–20:00 window in your account's local timezone.
Adding a second account
Teams often run more than one seat. Each seat connects the same way and gets its own warmup ramp, its own daily caps, and its own timezone. Campaigns can be pinned to specific seats, so one campaign's leads always come from the same sender.
Disconnecting
Deleting a seat on the Accounts page also severs the hosted session with the provider — nothing keeps running in the background after you remove it.