Connecting Your Accounts

Connect your X (Twitter) and LinkedIn accounts to AutoReach through the Chrome Extension. This is the only supported method for linking social accounts.

Important: Make sure you have installed the Chrome Extension and activated your license key first.

Email accounts: Gmail and Outlook are connected separately, not through the Chrome Extension. See Connecting Email for setup.

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Connecting X (Twitter)

1. Visit x.com and make sure you are logged in

2. Click the AutoReach extension icon in your Chrome toolbar

3. Enter your name

4. Enter your 4-digit PIN for X DM Chat

5. Click Connect Account

The extension links your active browser session to AutoReach automatically.

Warning: Do not use automated engagement on X aggressively. Aggressive automated activity is the number one reason accounts get suspended. Start conservatively and increase gradually.

Connecting LinkedIn

1. Visit linkedin.com and make sure you are logged in

2. Click the AutoReach extension icon in your Chrome toolbar

3. Enter your first name and last name

4. Click Connect Account

The extension links your active browser session to AutoReach automatically.

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Proxy Configuration

AutoReach automatically provisions a secure ISP residential static proxy for each account when you pick a location during onboarding. You do not need to configure or purchase a proxy separately.

ISP residential static proxies use real internet service provider IPs, making your activity indistinguishable from a normal user. Each account gets its own dedicated proxy.

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LinkedIn Daily Connection Limits

LinkedIn enforces daily limits on connection requests. AutoReach tracks these automatically:

AutoReach lets you set a daily connection request limit per account. Any whole number from 1 to 100 is allowed (default 15, which is the recommended starting point). Choose a limit that matches your account type and risk tolerance - lower limits are safer for new or free accounts.

These limits reset daily. AutoReach tracks your usage and pauses connection requests when you approach the limit. If a connection request gets rate-limited, it enters a deferred state and automatically resumes the next day.

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Inbound Engagement Detection

AutoReach monitors your accounts for inbound engagement and processes it as buying signals.

X (Twitter): Retweets, likes on your posts, and new followers.

LinkedIn: Reactions on your posts, comments on your content, mentions of you, and new connections.

Someone engaging with your content may be a potential buyer. AutoReach can automatically create leads from high-intent engagers and update signals on existing leads.

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Account Health

AutoReach continuously monitors your account health and warns you when something is wrong. See Account Safety for details on error handling, cooldowns, and emergency pausing.

Prevention Tips

1. Use a dedicated residential proxy per account

2. Set realistic daily action limits (start conservatively on new accounts)

3. Space out your sequences with wait periods

4. Do not engage with spam, adult, or hateful content

5. Start with the Engagement Engine to build activity history before launching sequences

6. Monitor your account health regularly in the Accounts page

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Troubleshooting

"Cookies Invalid" - Your session has expired. Open the Chrome Extension, click the three dots next to the account, and click Reconnect.

"Proxy Connection Failed" - Your proxy was provisioned automatically during onboarding. If you see persistent proxy errors, contact support at [email protected].

"Rate Limited" - You have hit the platform's action limit. Wait for the cooldown to expire. Consider lowering your daily limits.

LinkedIn account keeps disconnecting - The most common cause is signing in to the same LinkedIn account from multiple browsers, phones, or devices. Each new sign-in causes LinkedIn to rotate your session token and invalidate the cookies AutoReach is using. Open LinkedIn and go to Settings & Privacy > Sign In & Security > Where you're signed in, then end any sessions you do not actively use. Going forward, keep LinkedIn signed in on a single browser only. See Troubleshooting: LinkedIn Account: Repeatedly Disconnects for the full procedure.

AutoReach's proxy is not visible in LinkedIn's "Where you're signed in" list - This is expected. AutoReach reuses your browser's session cookie rather than performing a full login, so no separate session entry is created in LinkedIn. The Accounts page in AutoReach is the source of truth for connection health.

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Next Steps

Once your accounts are connected:

1. Connect Email to add Gmail and/or Outlook as a third channel (optional but recommended)

2. Create an Offer to define your target audience and message tone

3. Build a Sequence to automate outreach

4. Launch Autopilot for fully automated pipeline management