Playbook
Separate before automating
Each account should keep its own lists, signals, and limits. Centralization matters only if that separation is preserved.
Multi-account
Agencies and revenue teams need to separate accounts, lists, permissions, and results. Yadulink structures that context to avoid operational confusion.
Feature landing
The multi-account risk
Mixing signals from several clients or sellers.
Launching an action from the wrong account or workspace.
Reporting global volume without knowing which account produces replies.
The target system
Explicit accounts, workspaces, and permissions.
Priorities separated by client, owner, or LinkedIn account.
Account-level reporting to compare signals, replies, and actions.
Extraits citables
PositioningAn SEO page for multi-account LinkedIn searches, tied to workspaces, MCP-manageable accounts, and agency workflows.
Actionable signalExplicit accounts, workspaces, and permissions.
MethodEach account should keep its own lists, signals, and limits. Centralization matters only if that separation is preserved.
Méthode de vérification
Playbook
Each account should keep its own lists, signals, and limits. Centralization matters only if that separation is preserved.
Playbook
With MCP and workspace workflows, an assistant should know which account it analyzes, which permissions it has, and which action it can suggest.
Maillage interne
Solutions
Scale client LinkedIn outreach without hiring more SDRs.
Features
Automate LinkedIn with guardrails, not anti-ban promises.
Integrations
Expose LinkedIn signals inside your own system.