Add several LinkedIn accounts to one campaign when you want Doreach to divide its audience between them. Each account keeps its own daily connection-request range, random action gap, and weekly limits.
Doreach assigns prospects when the campaign launches
Select the outreach accounts in the campaign builder before launch. Doreach assigns the first prospect to the first selected account, the next prospect to the next account, and continues through the selected accounts in order.
The assignment stays with the prospect. Doreach does not move a prospect to a different account each time a sequence step runs.
Each account keeps its own limits
Each LinkedIn account starts with a randomized daily range of 8 to 15 connection requests and a random action gap of 5 to 30 minutes.
Weekly limits also apply separately to each connected account, but they cover every campaign using that account. An account shared by two campaigns does not receive a new weekly allowance for each campaign. Doreach rotates work across campaigns that share an account so one campaign does not always go first.
The limits and pacing guide lists the current defaults and shows where to edit them. Mailboxes have separate daily email and gap settings; those limits are also per mailbox and shared across campaigns.
An unavailable account keeps its assigned prospects
If an account is not Healthy, Doreach does not send from it. Prospects assigned to that account wait. Other healthy accounts continue with their own assigned prospects.
Reconnect the account to continue its work. Adding a replacement account after launch does not automatically reassign prospects that are already enrolled.
Account count does not change LinkedIn’s policy
More accounts can increase the total number of actions a Doreach campaign can perform. They do not make unauthorized automation permitted or guarantee that an account will avoid restriction.
LinkedIn says automated activity can lead to temporary or permanent account restriction. It also requires members to use their true identity. Read LinkedIn’s account restrictions guidance before using any automated tool on an important account.
Use teams to separate clients
Create a separate Doreach team for each client when client accounts, campaigns, prospects, conversations, and analytics should not be visible to other clients. Add only the members who should work in that team.
The team structure guide explains shared teams, private rep teams, and one-team-per-client setups. Teams control access. The number of connected LinkedIn accounts controls how many paid account seats the team needs.