How to use EngageFast

Once your agent is launched, a day with EngageFast looks like this:

1. On LinkedIn, open the EngageFast panel: Daily Actions shows what is waiting for you.
2. Approve the messages and the leads your agent proposes. A few clicks, often less than five minutes.
3. Reply to the people who answered: they are in Active conversation.

Everything else, finding leads, inviting them, the first messages and the follow-ups, your agent does on its own, even when Chrome is closed.

No need to leave LinkedIn to know what to do. Open the panel with the orange EngageFast button on the right edge of the page: Daily Actions opens first.

• At the top, Your AI agent: its status, the new leads it found today, and Open to see its dashboard. Run a lead scan starts a search right away. You don't need it: once activated, your agent looks for leads on its own during its working hours.
• Below, what is waiting for you: Messages to review, Suggested leads and the people in conversation. The orange button takes you straight to the messages to review.

This is where you see what your agent does, and where you answer it. Open it with Open in the panel, or AI Agent in the EngageFast menu.

• At the top, what it is doing right now and when its next scan is. Pause stops it at any time.
• To review, on the left: what it waits for you to approve, its messages and the leads it proposes. Both are explained just below.
• Today, on the right: the invitations and messages sent against today's limit, the new leads found and the replies received.
• Activity, below: everything it did, hour by hour. Scans, accepted invitations, messages sent, replies: you can see all of it.

When you approve the leads yourself, your agent shows you the best people it found in Proposed warm leads, with the reason it picked each one. Nobody gets a message from your account without your OK.

Each lead shows how well they match your target (Qualified, Good fit or Maybe), how warm they are and their last signal. Then:

• Contact: the lead moves to To contact and your agent writes to them.
• Dismiss: you can say why. Each choice teaches your agent what you are looking for, and its next proposals get better.

To go faster, the buttons at the top select all the Qualified leads, or all of them, in one click.

When you approve the messages, each one your agent writes waits in To review before going out. You read it exactly as your lead will receive it.

• Approve: the message goes out, right away or at the time shown under it.
• Edit: change a word or a sentence, then approve.
• Don't send: this message does not go out.

First messages and Follow-ups, at the top, sort them, and you can approve several at once. The more you approve and edit, the more your agent writes like you.

You choose what your agent does on its own. It's in AI Agent, Settings, under Autonomy.

• Leads to contact: with I approve, you choose among its proposals. With Agent picks, it moves the best ones to To contact itself.
• Sending messages: with I approve, you read each message. With Automatic, each message goes out at its time, without you.
• When a lead replies: with I reply, the sequence stops and you are told. On the Growth plan, It drafts prepares a reply that waits in To review, and It leads the conversation replies on its own, then hands over to you for a price, an objection or a call.

Our advice, also shown on the screen: approve leads and messages during the first week. Your agent learns from your choices, then you switch to automatic and only the conversations are left for you.

When nothing waits for you, the dashboard simply says Nothing to do on your side. Your agent handles the rest.

Every other setting of your agent is explained in Set up your agent.

On LinkedIn, a sale takes several conversations, spread over days or weeks. Without a pipeline, people get lost in your messages: you forget who to follow up, who was interested, who asked you to come back next month.

The pipeline puts each lead in a column, from the first contact to the sale. You see at a glance who to write to, who to follow up and who is close to buying. It's in Leads, in the EngageFast menu.

Each lead sits in a stage, from the first contact to the sale: New leads, To contact, Contacted, Active conversation, Call booked, then Customer.

Two more stages keep the others: Nurture for the people to come back to later, Archived for those you set aside.

Your agent moves its leads forward on its own: a lead who replies goes to Active conversation. When a conversation moves on, a call booked or a sale made, drag the card to the next column.

At the top, Today counts what is waiting: leads to sort, leads to contact and follow-ups due. Switch between Board and List, and filter by audience, qualification, temperature or last signal.

A blue label shows what your agent is doing with each lead, for example Agent · Invitation sent. To write to someone yourself, open the lead and click Take over: your agent stops writing to them. Hand to the agent gives the lead back.

Ask the agent to scan, at the top right, sends your agent to look for new leads right away.

Each lead has a temperature: Hot, Warm, Tepid or Cold. It goes up with what the person does: a reply to your message counts the most, then a connection request, an accepted connection or a comment, then a profile view or a reaction.

In your lists it shows as flames: the more flames, the warmer the lead. Start with the hottest ones, they are the most likely to answer.

Next to it, the qualification says how well the person matches your target: Qualified, Good fit or Maybe.

EngageFast looks in two places: My audience and Outside my network. In your lists, the ring around each photo tells you where a lead comes from: orange for your audience, blue for outside your network.

My audience

The people who have already engaged with you on LinkedIn:

• they commented on your posts, or replied to your comments;
• they reacted to your posts;
• they sent you a connection request, or accepted yours;
• they viewed your profile.

They already know you a little, so they reply more often.

Some are already connected to you (1st degree), others are not. Your agent writes straight to your connections. The others first get an invitation, and the first message only goes out once they accept. If someone sent you a connection request, your agent accepts it, then writes to them.

Outside my network

The people who don't know you yet, but are active on the topics of your market:

• they engaged with posts about your keywords;
• they engaged with the posts of the creators or competitors you follow;
• if you target a city or a region: the people of your target who live there and were active on LinkedIn in the last 30 days.

They are usually not connected to you: your agent invites them first, then writes once they accept.

You choose your keywords and creators in AI Agent, Targeting. Once activated, your agent reads these sources on its own during its working hours. To start a search now, click Run a lead scan in the panel, or Ask the agent to scan in Leads.

To protect your LinkedIn account, your agent stays under careful limits:

• up to 30 messages a day on the Pro plan, 80 on Growth;
• at most 50 invitations a day and 100 a week, 200 with LinkedIn Premium.

On a new account it starts slower, then speeds up over the first days.

To change its pace, click Change the pace on the dashboard and choose Careful or Fast.