Rotate a campaign across every mailbox and LinkedIn account your team owns — while each lead stays with one sender.
Not round-robin. Leadey picks whichever account has the most headroom left against its daily cap, so a mailbox still warming up naturally takes a smaller share and a mature one takes more — the ramp balances itself.
Once a lead is assigned to a sender, they stay together. A prospect is never emailed by two different colleagues halfway through a sequence. On LinkedIn it's not just etiquette but a hard requirement — you can only message a connection from the account that made it.
Sender selection happens as part of reserving the capacity, not before it. If the chosen account has no room, another one takes the send rather than the lead being dropped.
No. Each lead is assigned one sender and keeps them.
Its leads move to another sender in the pool.
Yes, and stickiness is mandatory there.
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