LinkedIn does not publish a universal number of actions that is safe for every account.Instead of letting a busy day, a running sequence, or several teammates quietly push an account too far, TalkToHumans applies strict daily quotas to the LinkedIn activity it performs.When a quota is reached, TalkToHumans pauses that specific type of action until the quota resets.
Open Daily safety quotas at the bottom of the sidebar.The preview shows the two limits most likely to affect daily outreach:
Cold messages
Connection requests
Click View all, or open Analytics → Account health, to see every quota for the current LinkedIn account.The full view separates them into three groups:
Inbox: cold messages and the background activity used to collect conversations and messages
Inbox actions: read status updates, starring, archiving, editing, and deleting messages
Contacts: connection requests, invitation decisions, and the background activity used to collect invitations and connections
These counters track actions performed through TalkToHumans. Actions you take directly inside LinkedIn do not appear here, but they can still affect your account’s reputation and LinkedIn’s own limits.
If you share an inbox with multiple users, every action they perform through TalkToHumans counts toward the same daily quotas.If one teammate sends 18 connection requests, only 2 remain for everyone else using that account that day.Adding teammates therefore does not increase how many actions can safely be performed from that LinkedIn account.Separate LinkedIn accounts have separate quotas.
No. Safety quotas are fixed by TalkToHumans and cannot be raised from your settings.That constraint is intentional. TalkToHumans is built for people whose LinkedIn account is too valuable to trade for a little more daily volume.See Why it’s safer for the other parts of HumanGuard.
