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Channel readiness

Sender

Connect and control the LinkedIn account Lemma may use.

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A Sender is the LinkedIn account attached to Lemma’s outbound work. Its identity, connection, execution state, schedule, daily targets, and provider health determine whether eligible work can progress.

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Read the execution state

  • Dry run — the connection is not currently executable. If the control is available, choose Activate sending after checking the account.
  • Ready — the Sender can be used by eligible work inside its active schedule and limits.
  • Paused — sending was intentionally stopped. Choose Resume sending only when the pause can end.
  • Restricted — the inline reason explains the provider or account condition preventing execution.
  • Unavailable (execution badge) — the Sender exists, but current conditions prevent execution. Read the inline reason and use only the recovery controls the page shows.
Page-level unavailable or stale state

If the page says Sender readiness is unavailable, choose Retry. If it shows a stale projection, the last verified state stays read-only until Retry succeeds. These page-level states are different from an Unavailable execution badge.

Verification and activation

After provider verification succeeds, Connect and Replace normally activate a healthy Sender automatically. Reconnect preserves the existing execution status. Activate sending remains for an exceptional or older Dry run state; it is not a standard second setup step.

Ready does not mean the full configured daily target is immediately available. Effective invitation and message limits ramp automatically after the first provider-authorized outreach activity. See Sender readiness, schedule, and capacity.

Open Sender settings

Open Settings → Sender

A Mission never silently switches to another Sender. Replacement also does not reassign existing tasks.