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Setting up your Kakiyo account involves connecting your LinkedIn profile and configuring essential security settings. This process ensures your LinkedIn account operates safely while the AI agent manages your outreach.

LinkedIn Account Connection

Required Credentials

To connect your LinkedIn account, you’ll need to provide:
  • Email address: The email associated with your LinkedIn account
  • Password: Your current LinkedIn password
Important: These credentials are encrypted end-to-end and stored securely. Kakiyo support cannot access your login information.

Connection Process

  1. Navigate to Profiles: Go to the Profiles section in your Kakiyo dashboard
  2. Add LinkedIn Account: Click “Connect LinkedIn Account”
  3. Enter Credentials: Provide your LinkedIn email and password
  4. Select Location: Choose your geographical location (if your location doesn’t appear, contact the support and do not select a random location instead).
  5. Verify Connection: Enter the code received on your email from LinkedIn to verify the connection or approve the connection on your LinkedIn mobile app.

Location Settings - Critical Configuration

Why Location Matters?

Your location setting determines the region used for account operations. This is crucial for:
  • Account security: Matching your actual geographical location
  • LinkedIn compliance: Avoiding suspicious login patterns
  • Operational consistency: Reducing unusual access patterns

Location Selection Rules

Choose the closest available location to where you’re physically located:
  • Same country: Always select your actual country if available
  • Never random: Never select a random location for convenience, if your country doesn’t appear in the list, please contact the support team

If Your Location Isn’t Available

Contact Kakiyo Support if your location isn’t in the dropdown menu:
  1. Don’t guess: Avoid selecting any random location
  2. Reach out first: Contact support before making any selection
  3. Explain your situation: Provide your actual location
  4. Wait for guidance: Support will either add your location or suggest the best alternative
Why this matters: Correct location setup improves account consistency and helps avoid avoidable connection issues.

Security and Runtime Protections

How Kakiyo Protects Your Account

Dedicated Runtime Isolation:
  • Your account runs in an isolated runtime environment
  • Kakiyo manages operational tasks without requiring your machine to stay online
  • Eliminates the need to keep your computer running
Human Behavior Simulation:
  • Realistic typing patterns and timing
  • Natural browsing behavior
  • Authentic interaction sequences

Key Security Benefits

Account Independence:
  • Your LinkedIn account operates independently of your device
  • No need to keep your computer running 24/7
  • No interference with your personal LinkedIn usage
Behavior Authenticity:
  • AI agent follows natural interaction pacing
  • Maintains realistic conversation timing and flow
Data Protection:
  • All credentials encrypted during transmission and storage
  • Zero access to your login information by Kakiyo staff
  • Secure connections for LinkedIn interactions

Account Management

Multiple LinkedIn Accounts

Depending on your plan, you can connect multiple LinkedIn profiles:
  • Pioneer Plan: 1 LinkedIn account
  • Hunter Plan: Up to 3 LinkedIn accounts
  • Conqueror Plan: Up to 5 LinkedIn accounts

Account Settings Configuration

Once connected, you can configure: Outreach Timing:
  • Set specific hours for AI agent activity
  • Define timezone for scheduling
  • Customize daily and weekly schedules
Safety Limits:
  • Configure daily invitation limits (recommended: 30-40 per day)
  • Adjust parameters based on account age and activity
Profile Management:
  • Monitor account status and performance
  • View connection and message statistics

Proper account setup and LinkedIn connection form the foundation of successful Kakiyo operations. Take time to configure these settings correctly to ensure optimal performance and account security.

Last modified on February 15, 2026