When you add the “Invite Accepted” condition to your campaign, you’ll notice that a “Delete Pending Invite” step is automatically added as well.
Why this happens
LinkedIn does not look favorably on accounts that have too many outstanding, unanswered connection requests. Having a large number of pending invites can:
Limit your ability to send new connection requests
Increase the risk of temporary restrictions on your account
How we help
To protect your account and keep your campaigns running smoothly, we automatically include the “Delete Pending Invite” step when you add an “Invite Accepted” condition. This ensures you don’t have to remember to remove old invites manually, the system does it for you.
Bottom line
The “Delete Pending Invite” step is there to help you stay compliant with LinkedIn’s guidelines and avoid unnecessary risks.
