LinkedIn outreach, done from your own account.

• Finds people who fit, with a reason to talk. It matches your roles, industries, sizes and locations, and looks for fresh signals: posts about the problem you solve, hiring, a new role, new funding, or engagement with keywords and competitors you track.
• Writes the note for that person. From their profile and the signal that surfaced them, then checked by a second AI reviewer.
• Your choice of approach. Send the message with the connection request, or connect first and let it write once they accept.
• Continues the conversation. When someone accepts, it reads their profile again and picks up from your note instead of introducing you twice. It stops when they book, say yes, say no or ask you to stop.
• Keeps your profile active. LinkedIn Presence posts in your voice and replies to comments, so people who look you up see a living profile.

LinkedIn actions run in the Siela desktop app, in the LinkedIn session you signed in to yourself. Siela never asks for your LinkedIn password.

• If LinkedIn shows a sign-in page or a security check, it stops and asks you to finish it, instead of trying to get past it.
• It contacts up to the daily goal you set, at most 50 people a day, and works at a human pace.
• It runs only while the desktop app is open.

LinkedIn's User Agreement restricts automated activity, so no tool can promise zero risk. Siela keeps the volume to people who genuinely fit, from your own account, at a human pace.

LinkedIn is rarely the only channel. The same the AI SDR campaign can reach people on X by DM and by email too, each with its own daily goal, and every lead and conversation is saved to the built-in CRM.