Your campaign's performance depends on how many actions your identity completes each day. But sometimes, even with high limits configured, you’ll notice that you didn’t hit the maximum number you set.

Key benefits

They're not quotas, they're upper limits

Those numbers you see in your identity settings aren’t guaranteed daily quotas. They define the maximum number of actions LGM is allowed to perform for a specific type of activity.

LGM can’t guarantee that these exact numbers will be reached every single day. Too many factors influence execution: channel constraints, step availability, reply timing, sequence logic, LinkedIn restrictions, and more.

However, LGM constantly optimizes execution so that your identity performs as many actions as possible while remaining safe. So even if you don’t hit the limit, everything is working as expected.

To adjust these settings, click your identity directly or select Limits & Hours.

Note: These rules apply per identity. Each identity can have its own schedule, limits, and timezone.

Timezones determine the local time at which your messages are delivered. This prevents awkward situations like contacting someone late at night.

Example:
If you're in Berlin and messaging prospects in Singapore, your 4 PM is their 10 PM — definitely not ideal.

You can freely change your timezone to:

You can also choose the specific days and hours when your messages can be sent.

Action limits let you cap certain activities such as visits, messages, or connection requests. It’s a maximum, not a guarantee. La Growth Machine will never force actions up to the limit if conditions aren’t met.