Leadr feature reference.

Use this page as the live feature map for Leadr. It is organized around the real workflow: activate access, connect an account, choose an audience, configure the sequence, schedule outreach, optionally attach AI Studio video, and monitor results.

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Workspace

Home, onboarding, and campaign health

Leadr home setup checklist with plan, account, and campaign readiness — The Home workspace starts with the operator's next required setup action, then tracks plan, account, and first-campaign readiness.

Onboarding checklist: Tracks plan access, connected account status, and first campaign creation. The state is stored locally and synced through the Leadr onboarding state endpoint.
Plan access: Leadr access is checked from the user's plan and add-ons. Subscription prompts are kept behind explicit upgrade actions so setup flows are not interrupted.
Campaign health summary: The home view pulls recent campaigns, active campaigns, status summaries, and latest lead activity after onboarding.
Lead activity feed: Recent result rows are summarized into stages such as matched, engaged, invite sent, message sent, waiting acceptance, skipped, and processing.
Action inbox: Surfaces operational next steps such as connecting an account, viewing campaigns, or resolving campaign issues.

Accounts

LinkedIn account connection and health

Hosted account auth: Leadr opens a hosted authorization link, records a pending connection, and returns users to the accounts surface when the account is added.
Multi-account selection: The campaign builder can launch one campaign per selected active account. Inactive accounts are skipped at launch.
Account health states: Operational states include OK, reconnected, sync success, running, and connected. Reconnect-required states include credentials, disconnected, auth required, and sleeping.
Reconnect flow: Accounts that need attention show a Reconnect action. Leadr can also email you when reconnection is needed.
Delete and refresh: Users can delete accounts, refresh the account list, and check again when status is still being verified.

Audiences

Audience sources

LinkedIn search URL: Use one fixed LinkedIn people search when the target audience is already known.
Recent LinkedIn posts: Watch recent posts for intent language or pain language, then trigger workflow steps when a post matches.
Signal discovery: Use a discovery prompt to look for hiring plans, open jobs, recent hires, tech stack, website signals, compliance, people, news, expansion, or custom signals.
Advanced signal settings: Post-based audiences can choose Web or Posts as the signal source. Discovery audiences can include a location hint and a 1-30 day lookback window.
CSV upload: CSV upload is not currently supported for campaign launch.

Current default

The current builder starts from signal discovery by default. Users can switch to a fixed LinkedIn search URL when they already have the exact audience.

Workflow

Sequence actions

Workflow presets: Warm intro, Standard connect, Direct connect, and Message connected leads set common action sequences.
Actions: Supported workflow actions are comment, like, invite, message, and email. The builder exposes comment, like, invite, and message; email fallback is controlled through delivery settings.
Comment modes: Comment can run automatically or create drafts for approval when the comment action is enabled.
Step spacing: Advanced controls set spacing between actions from 5 to 720 minutes.
Invite-to-message wait: Follow-up messages can wait 1 to 168 hours after an invite, depending on the selected sequence.
Sequence order: Follow-up actions run after the preceding actions finish. Review the sequence before launch.

Messages

Message tools

Draft message creates copy from the selected audience and account context.
Message variables include first name, last name, city, and headline.
Template options include professional introduction, hiring manager, business opportunity, and candidate outreach templates.
Invite notes are limited to 200 characters, or 130 characters when personalized video is attached.
Message-only workflows can use up to 500 characters.
Users can send invites without a note and only message after acceptance.
Light personalization can rephrase each note slightly per recipient.

Delivery

Pacing, schedule, and email fallback

Pace presets: Conservative uses 15 invites per week for free LinkedIn accounts. Recommended uses 20 invites per day. High volume uses 50 invites per day.
Manual invite volume: The delivery slider supports 10-75 invites. The launch guard rejects values outside 1-79.
Active days and start time: Choose weekdays, every day, individual days, and an hourly start time. Leadr prepares your audience for the selected sending window.
Email fallback: Email fallback requires a verified Scale sender, subject, body, and an invite or connected-message step before it. Launch opens a confirmation dialog before starting.
Email dry-run gate: Email fallback may be in preview mode for your account. Confirm sending is enabled before relying on email outreach.

Video

Personalized video in Leadr

Choose video: Users can attach an AI Studio template during the Delivery step when the campaign should include personalized video.
Variable mapping: Each AI Studio template segment maps to a Leadr field. Mappable LinkedIn fields include first name, last name, city, and headline.
Default values: Each video variable can include a fallback value when a lead does not provide the mapped field.
Generation timing: Attached videos are prepared before messages that use them are sent.
Personalized video results: Open a result row to view its personalized video once generation completes.

Results

Campaign management and result states

Leadr campaign management page showing Create Campaign, Do it for me, and an empty campaign state — Campaign management is where launched campaigns appear for monitoring, resume/delete actions, and result review. Empty accounts show the no-campaign state.

Campaign list: Campaigns can be searched, opened, resumed when paused, or deleted. The list shows audience type, campaign state, next run, and pace.
Campaign states: Visible states include running, scheduled, paused, finished, pending, and needs review when an error message exists.
Summary counts: Details include failed actions, invites/messages sent, waiting acceptance, queued or in progress, resolved leads, and videos generated.
Result table: Rows show lead name/profile link, status, workflow stage, generated video URL, search, and pagination.
Stage labels: Stages include signal matched/resolved/ready, comment draft ready, comment sent/skipped/failed, liked/skipped, invite sent/pending/skipped/failed, message sent/pending/failed, email sent/blocked/dry-run/no-contact/pending/skipped/suppressed/duplicate, generating video, and workflow running.