LinkedIn touches by hand

Some channels should not be automated. LinkedIn is one, and Foreman treats it that way on purpose.

Foreman never logs into, automates, or operates your LinkedIn account. It prepares the work. The send is always a human action.

This is not a missing feature. Automating a LinkedIn account puts that account at risk under the platform's terms, and that is not a risk to take on your behalf.

How the assist works

With the browser extension installed, for each LinkedIn touch awaiting action:

1. It navigates a single reused tab to the contact's profile.
2. It copies your approved draft to the clipboard.
3. It highlights the Connect / Message / InMail button.
4. You paste and send.
5. Mark sent advances to the next one.

Steps

1. Install and pair the browser extension.
2. Open Tasks and filter to the LinkedIn chip.
3. Work the queue with the extension open.

You're done when the LinkedIn chip reads zero and each touch is marked sent.

Gotchas

• A touch you never mark sent stays open. The system cannot see LinkedIn, so it takes your word for it — which is the same reason it cannot send for you.
• Without the extension the drafts still exist. You can copy them manually; the extension removes the tab-juggling, not the requirement.