A new account is connected before campaign launch
A user can opt into Account Warmup during connection. The account remains unavailable for campaign sends until its seven-day activity phase completes or the user explicitly skips it.
Account Warmup is an optional seven-day phase that holds campaign sending while BriskReach schedules profile views and likes on recent posts from the account’s own network.
Account Warmup is a separate, optional pre-outreach phase for a newly connected LinkedIn account. For seven calendar days, BriskReach holds campaign sends and schedules modest profile views and likes on recent posts from that account’s own network. Once the phase finishes, the account is released into the existing Daily caps & sending ramp. It is not a promise about account outcomes, and it is not a replacement for audience quality, thoughtful messaging, or the volume controls used after outreach begins.

Common teams and workflows where account warmup becomes useful.
A user can opt into Account Warmup during connection. The account remains unavailable for campaign sends until its seven-day activity phase completes or the user explicitly skips it.
The phase uses only profile views and likes on recent posts from the account’s own connections. It does not send connection requests, follow-up messages, or InMail during the hold.
A sales team connects a new sender and chooses Account Warmup. BriskReach confirms the profile has a photo and headline, then plans small amounts of network activity inside the sender’s working hours. Campaign sending stays held for seven calendar days. When the phase completes, the account can enter the normal Daily caps & sending ramp used for campaign outreach.
Product details, stored context, and limits that keep the workflow clear.
Account Warmup happens before campaign outreach. Daily caps & sending ramp begins once campaign sending starts and controls the volume of invites and messages. The two features work in sequence, not as interchangeable labels.
During the phase, BriskReach uses profile views and likes on recent posts from the connected account’s own network. It does not automate follows, incoming invitation acceptance, comments, home-feed actions, or campaign messages as part of Account Warmup.
The Accounts page shows whether Account Warmup is pending, active, complete, or skipped. Users can skip an in-progress phase, while a completed or grandfathered account does not restart automatically.
Where it fits
Connect one account, import a focused list, and review how BriskReach handles limits, replies, and campaign setup before you scale.