Aimfox icon

Aimfox

Interact with Aimfox application

Account → Set Account Limits

AI-generated

Overview

This node operation sets weekly limits on an account's activities such as connection requests, message requests, and InMail usage. It is useful for managing and controlling the usage quotas of an account to prevent overuse or to comply with organizational policies. For example, a user can set a weekly connect limit of 100, message request limit of 100, and InMail limit of 100 to regulate account activity.

Use Case Examples

  1. Setting weekly limits on a LinkedIn account to control outreach volume.
  2. Adjusting message and connection request limits for a sales account to avoid spamming.

Properties

Name Meaning
Account ID The unique identifier of the account for which limits are being set.
Connect Limit The maximum number of weekly connection requests allowed (minimum 1, maximum 1000). Recommended range is 50-200.
Message Request Limit The maximum number of weekly message requests allowed (minimum 1, maximum 1000). Recommended range is 50-200.
InMail Limit The maximum number of weekly InMail messages allowed (minimum 1, maximum 1000). Recommended range is 50-200.
Request Options Settings to control request batching, SSL certificate validation, proxy usage, and request timeout.

Output

JSON

  • success - Indicates if the account limits were successfully set.
  • accountId - The ID of the account for which limits were set.
  • connectLimit - The weekly connection request limit set on the account.
  • messageRequestLimit - The weekly message request limit set on the account.
  • inmailLimit - The weekly InMail limit set on the account.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential for Aimfox API authentication.

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Account ID is valid and exists in the system to avoid errors.
  • Verify that the limits set are within the allowed range (1 to 1000) to prevent validation errors.
  • If SSL issues occur, consider enabling the 'Ignore SSL Issues' option, but be aware of security risks.
  • Check proxy settings if requests fail due to network restrictions.
  • Timeout errors may occur if the server is slow; increase the timeout setting if needed.

Discussion