Account health score and auto-pause

The health score

The dashboard home shows a health card for each LinkedIn account with a score out of 100 and a level: good (75 and up), watch (50 to 74) or risk (below 50). The card lists up to three things to fix, with advice.

What lowers the score:

• Low acceptance rate. Below 25% costs a little and below 15% costs a lot, because LinkedIn may restrict invites. It only counts after 10 or more invites in 30 days. Tighten your targeting or your connection note.
• Many pending invites. 300 or more is getting high, and 500 or more is a real risk. Withdraw invites older than three weeks in LinkedIn under My Network, Manage, Sent.
• Verification or rate-limit stops in the last 30 days. Lower your daily limits for a week.
• 10 or more failed actions in the last 7 days. Check the campaign for errors.
• A new account (under 14 days old) loses a few points while it warms up.

Auto-pause

Hollerly reacts to warning signs on its own, per account:

• LinkedIn rate limit (429): that account pauses for 24 hours.
• LinkedIn asked you to verify (a verification or challenge screen): pauses for 24 hours.
• 3 failures in a row: pauses for 24 hours.
• LinkedIn signed you out: the account is disconnected and you get an email titled "LinkedIn signed you out: reconnect your account". Nothing sends from it until you reconnect it under Settings, LinkedIn account; the email links straight there.
• LinkedIn refused the request (403): the account shows an error and you get an email titled "Hollerly stopped a LinkedIn account". Open Settings and click Try again.

A paused account shows "Paused by a safety rule" with the reason and when it resumes. The pause lifts by itself after 24 hours; there's no way to skip it, because LinkedIn needs that time.

What to do after a pause

Sign in to LinkedIn on your phone or computer and clear any prompts. Then consider lowering your daily limits for a week. See Why LinkedIn restricts accounts.