Check InMail credits and edit your LinkedIn profile
Two handy things you can do to a connected LinkedIn account right from WarmySender's LinkedIn → Accounts page: see how many InMail credits the account has left, so you know how many out-of-network messages you can still send this cycle, and edit your own LinkedIn profile — your headline, your About section, and the Open to Work toggle — without switching over to LinkedIn. Small updates, done from the same place you run your outreach.
What can I do from the Accounts page?
For each LinkedIn account you've connected, you can check its remaining InMail credits at a glance and make quick edits to your own profile. It's about the account itself — how many premium messages you have left, and keeping your public profile current — rather than a specific campaign. Handling these here saves you a trip to LinkedIn for the small stuff.
- InMail credit balance
- How many InMail messages the account can still send this cycle. InMail lets you message people you're not connected to, and LinkedIn gives a set allowance based on the account's plan — this shows what's left.
- Headline
- The short line under your name on LinkedIn. Keep it current and clear — it's the first thing prospects read about you.
- About / summary
- Your longer profile description. Update it to reflect what you do now, so anyone who looks you up gets the right picture.
- Open to Work
- The toggle that signals you're open to new roles. Turn it on or off from here whenever your situation changes.
This is part of WarmySender's LinkedIn Outreach pillar. WarmySender is a 4-pillar outreach platform — Cold Emailing, Email Warmup, LinkedIn Outreach, and Multichannel sequences — and a sharp, current profile makes every connection request and message you send more likely to land.
How do I check my InMail credits?
Open LinkedIn → Accounts and look at the account you want — its remaining InMail credits are shown right there. That tells you how many out-of-network messages you can still send this cycle, so you can plan whether to spend them on your highest-value prospects or wait for them to refresh.
InMail is LinkedIn's way of messaging people you're not connected to, and the allowance comes from LinkedIn based on the account's plan — WarmySender simply shows you what's left so you're never guessing. If the balance looks lower than expected, it usually means recent InMails have used some up; LinkedIn tops the allowance back up on its own schedule.
How do I edit my LinkedIn profile from here?
On LinkedIn → Accounts, open the profile-edit option for the account and update your headline, your About section, or the Open to Work toggle, then save — the change is applied to your LinkedIn profile. It's the quick way to keep your profile current without logging in to LinkedIn separately.
- Open LinkedIn → Accounts and pick the account.
- Open the profile-edit option for it.
- Update your headline, your About section, and/or the Open to Work toggle.
- Save — the update is applied to your LinkedIn profile.
A clear headline and an up-to-date About section do a lot of quiet work: they're what a prospect sees when they check who's reaching out, so keeping them sharp helps your outreach convert. Small, occasional updates are all it takes.
Is editing my profile from here safe?
Yes — occasional profile edits are a completely normal thing to do, and WarmySender keeps them to a small safe daily number per account so the activity always looks natural. Editing your headline once in a while, refreshing your About section, or flipping Open to Work is exactly the kind of ordinary profile upkeep LinkedIn expects; the platform just makes sure it never happens at an unnatural frequency.
If you ever hit the day's small edit limit, WarmySender lets you know and the limit refreshes the next day — you're not blocked, just gently paced. Account safety always comes first: keeping edits to a natural rhythm protects your account, and profiles rarely need changing more than a handful of times a day anyway. For the wider picture, see how WarmySender protects your LinkedIn account.
People also ask
Common adjacent questions about InMail credits and profile edits in WarmySender.
Where do I see how many InMails I have left?
On LinkedIn → Accounts, next to the connected account. The remaining InMail credits are shown there, so you know how many out-of-network messages you can still send this cycle. If the number is lower than you expected, recent InMails have likely used some — LinkedIn refreshes the allowance on its own schedule.
What is an InMail credit?
It's LinkedIn's allowance for messaging people you're not connected to. Normally you can only message 1st-degree connections; InMail lets you reach beyond that, and LinkedIn grants a set number based on the account's plan. WarmySender shows the balance so you can spend those credits on your highest-value prospects rather than guessing what's left.
Can I change my LinkedIn headline from WarmySender?
Yes. Open LinkedIn → Accounts, open the profile-edit option for the account, update your headline, and save — the change applies to your LinkedIn profile. You can update your About section and the Open to Work toggle the same way, all without opening LinkedIn separately.
Can I turn Open to Work on or off here?
Yes. The Open to Work toggle is one of the profile fields you can change from the Accounts page — flip it on when you're open to new roles and off when you're not, and save. It's the same signal as setting it on LinkedIn, just handled from the same place you run your outreach.
How often can I edit my profile?
Up to a small safe daily number of edits per account, which WarmySender keeps low so the activity looks natural. That's plenty for normal upkeep — profiles rarely need changing more than a handful of times a day. If you reach the day's limit, WarmySender tells you and it refreshes the next day; you're gently paced, not blocked.
Why is there a limit on profile edits?
To keep your account safe. Changing a profile many times in quick succession is an unusual pattern that can draw attention to an account, so WarmySender paces edits to a natural, small daily number. It's a protection, not a restriction to work around — a steady rhythm of occasional updates keeps your account healthy.
Do profile edits or InMail checks affect my campaigns?
No. Checking your InMail balance is just a read and changes nothing, and occasional profile edits are separate from your campaign sending — they don't reduce how many people your campaigns can reach. Each kind of LinkedIn activity is paced on its own so the overall account behavior stays natural and safe.
An InMail balance that looks off, or a profile edit that didn't save? Email [email protected] with the account and roughly when, and we'll take a look.