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Hyper for LinkedIn
Read, search, and send LinkedIn messages, invitations, and posts, as you. You connect by signing in to LinkedIn on a Unipile page.
How Hyper works with LinkedIn
What Hyper reads
Hyper keeps a searchable copy of your profile, your connections, the invitations that you sent and got, your own posts with up to 25 comments each, and all your chats with the newest 100 messages of each. For a file, it copies only the name. New messages and connections show in Hyper within minutes, and invitations within about 10 minutes. When you ask, Hyper can also look up any person or company, search for people, companies, jobs, and posts, read older messages and other people's posts, and check how many InMail credits you have left. Searches in Sales Navigator and Recruiter need those paid LinkedIn plans.
What Hyper can do
Send messages, with files. Send InMail, the paid messages that reach people who are not your connections. Send invitations to connect, with a note, and withdraw them. Publish posts, comment, and react. Endorse the skills on a person's profile. Create, change, and close job posts. Hyper cannot accept invitations, edit or delete messages, posts, or comments, or remove connections. Hyper asks you before each action, unless you chose to always allow that kind of action. It always asks before it sends a file.
Before you connect
High-volume or concurrent automated invitations can trigger restrictions. No invitation count, delay, paid plan, or third-party recommendation guarantees that your account will be safe. LinkedIn does not publish a guaranteed safe concurrency threshold. LinkedIn stops your invitations for about a week if you send too many, or if many people ignore them. After you withdraw an invitation, you cannot invite that person again for up to 3 weeks. Messages that Hyper sends come from you and cannot be unsent. Posts, comments, and reactions are public. When Hyper looks up a profile, LinkedIn can tell that person that you viewed it. Hyper connects through Unipile, a service that signs in to LinkedIn for Hyper, so your messages also pass through Unipile. Anyone can message you, and a message can hide instructions that try to trick an assistant, so check each message before you approve it.