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BetaIncluded on every plan

LinkedIn steps that run in your own session

LinkedIn outreach through the NorReach browser extension: invites, messages and accept checks run in your own logged-in LinkedIn tab, one at a time, inside working hours and daily caps. An accepted invite releases the next step.

No password sharing and no back-door API.

Illustrative workspace. Names and numbers are fictional.
  • Your account, your browser

    You never hand over a password.

  • A human pace

    90+ seconds between actions, within working hours and daily caps.

  • Branches on accept

    An accepted invite goes the LinkedIn way; otherwise the sequence takes your fallback, such as email.

How it works

From your tab, one step at a time

  1. 01You

    Pair your seat

    Add the NorReach extension to Chrome or Edge and pair your seat with a one-time token.

  2. 02Nora

    Nora writes the notes

    Writes the invite note and the follow-up message for each step.

  3. 03Nora

    The extension runs them

    Queues the actions. The extension runs them in your open LinkedIn tab, 09:00–18:00 by default, at least 90 seconds apart.

  4. 04Nora

    Accepted, or the fallback

    An accepted invite releases the next step. If there's no accept in time, the sequence takes your fallback, such as an email.

What's inside

Everything a LinkedIn step does

All of it runs in your own browser, through the extension you pair, one action at a time.

Pair your own seat

Each teammate pairs their own LinkedIn with a one-time token in the extension, so nothing runs through a shared login.

Good to know: Runs only while a LinkedIn tab is open.

Invites, messages, accept checks

Send a connection request with a note, send a message, check whether an invite was accepted, and like someone's latest post.

Human pace, daily caps

Working hours (default 09:00–18:00), at least 90 seconds plus jitter between actions, and default caps of 20 invites and 40 messages a day.

Accept, or fall back

Accepted → the LinkedIn path. Not accepted within the hours you set → your fallback steps, such as an email.

On the contact's timeline

Every invite and message is logged on the contact's timeline next to their emails, calls and texts. The LinkedIn page shows each seat's usage today and the latest activity.

Good to know: The extension doesn't read LinkedIn replies yet, so you answer those in LinkedIn.

With Nora

Ask Nora what's connected

In Check-inExample conversation, illustrative
  1. You
    /connections
  2. Nora
    Email: 2 inboxes connected. LinkedIn: Erik's seat is paired. SMS: 1 number.
    Your connections
    • Email
      Connected
      2 inboxes
    • LinkedIn
      Connected
      Erik's seat is paired
    • Phone and SMS
      Connected
      1 number
Guardrails

Guardrails, on by default

Your LinkedIn account

LinkedIn limits automation, even in your own session. NorReach keeps a human pace and daily caps by default, but the account and its limits are yours.

What the extension won't do

It never asks for your LinkedIn password, never acts outside the working hours you set, and does nothing unless a LinkedIn tab is open in your browser.

  • By default, nothing goes out without your yes.
  • Per-inbox, per-number and LinkedIn daily limits keep a human pace.
  • A campaign, flow or broadcast step won't send to a contact without a recorded lawful basis. You choose the basis; NorReach makes sure one is recorded.
Plan availability

Included on every plan, in beta.

  • Setup: the NorReach extension in Chrome or Edge, and a paired seat for each teammate who sends.
  • Default pace per seat: 20 invites and 40 messages a day, 09:00–18:00, at least 90 seconds apart.
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FAQ

Questions, answered

Do I share my LinkedIn password?

No. Steps run in your own logged-in browser tab through the NorReach extension, which you pair with a one-time token.

Which browsers work?

Chrome and Edge.

Is it safe for my account?

LinkedIn restricts automation even in your own session, so there is always some risk, and it's your account. NorReach keeps a human pace to keep that risk low: working hours, 90+ seconds between actions and daily caps.

What can a LinkedIn step do?

Send a connection request with a note, send a message, check whether an invite was accepted, and like someone's latest post.

Does my browser need to be open?

Yes. Steps run while a LinkedIn tab is open in your browser.

How do I get the extension?

It's in beta; we set it up with you when your workspace is ready.

See LinkedIn steps run in your own session

Tell us your use case and we'll show you exactly how NorReach would run it — then set you up with a 14-day trial.

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