Leadsforlinked · LinkedIn outreach Inbox
Someone asks a question, shows interest or says the timing is wrong. The work changes. Use the Inbox and pipeline as the workspace for reviewing that conversation and deciding what you should do next.
Monthly billing · One connected LinkedIn account · Includes campaigns, Inbox, Kanban and analytics. Only need profile CSVs?
The reply is the starting point
The Inbox is where you look for the exchange; the pipeline gives you a way to organize its progress. Your next action comes from what the person actually said, rather than from the stage label alone.
Before responding, read the latest message alongside the earlier conversation. Decide who will answer and what they need to resolve. Keep that responsibility and next task clear in your own working process.
Starter is for personal reply handling. When a reply arrives, review the campaign status and any remaining scheduled messages before continuing outreach. A pipeline stage does not confirm that follow-ups have stopped or that a person has been assigned to respond.
Three conversations. Three different decisions.
In this fictional example, Maya handles outreach for a small consultancy. These are her working decisions and tasks, not app-generated statuses or customer results.
“This looks relevant. Could we discuss it?”
“Does your service include migrating our existing records?”
“Not a priority this quarter. Please leave it with me.”
Inbox and pipeline do different work
Read the actual exchange before answering or involving someone else. Keep the person's question intact, and check whether your proposed next message still makes sense.
If the request is to stop or wait, handle that request before any further pitch. Opening a thread or changing a pipeline stage should not be treated as proof that a queued message has been cancelled.
Define what a stage means for your work. A Replied label can include a question or a refusal; it is not enough to call a conversation qualified.
Keep the named person and concrete next task in your working process. For sequence settings and launch checks, use the multi-step campaign guide.
Choose the reply workflow you need
Starter · €29/month on monthly billing. One connected LinkedIn account, multi-step campaigns, Inbox, reply tracking, Kanban and analytics. Basic extraction, CSV export and audiences are included.
Diamond Pro · €79/month. Adds the AI layer, including AI Responder, scheduled sourcing and scoring. Choose it for that additional work; reading and personally answering campaign replies does not require an AI purchase. Review the selected response mode before enabling AI replies.
Profile list only? The signup allowance is 100 profile leads once, released in batches of 20 after email verification, with no card required. Download the audience CSV in the app. This is the extraction offer; campaigns and Inbox are paid features.
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Check the selected campaign's behavior and any remaining scheduled actions when a reply arrives. Do not assume that opening a conversation or changing its stage cancels every follow-up across your campaigns.
This page covers the one-connected-account Starter workflow. It does not establish team assignment, shared seats or all-channel synchronization. If those are required, confirm the exact supported arrangement before choosing a plan.
No. Use a stage to organize progress, while retaining the actual conversation as the basis for the next action. A stage alone cannot tell you whether the person asked a question, declined or requested a pause.
Yes. If your current workspace already handles campaigns, replies and next steps, you may only need profile extraction. Choose the free CSV option or the relevant extraction plan instead of buying another outreach workspace.