Account safety
Per-account daily caps respect LinkedIn's organic-behavior thresholds, enforced as a hard constraint instead of a toggle you remember.
In one sentence
Quillreach enforces LinkedIn-safe send caps as a hard constraint. The scheduler reads cap status before every send and refuses to exceed it, even when you tell it to. Account actions run through dedicated session-based infrastructure, not a browser extension LinkedIn can fingerprint.
LinkedIn restricts and bans accounts that send at rates incompatible with organic human behavior. A flagged account loses 6-12 months of warm-up; a banned account is unrecoverable. The cost of one bad day of over-sending is the cost of the entire account. Quillreach treats that asymmetry seriously: caps are constraints, not suggestions.
Each connected account has a per-day cap on each action type (connection requests, messages, InMails, reactions, profile visits). The scheduler reads cap status before queuing each send. When a cap would be exceeded, the send waits until the next day's window, and Quillreach does not let you override this from a setting. Cap status is visible at the top of each account's inbox view, so you know who's at-cap before queueing more work. See the safe daily and weekly LinkedIn connection request limits.
Browser extensions that automate keystrokes inside LinkedIn's web app are the most flag-prone integration model; LinkedIn detects the extension signature directly. Quillreach runs through dedicated session-based infrastructure (you connect your account once via a secure flow; we never store your password). Actions happen server-side at randomized intervals, not from your browser tab.
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