Requires the Accounts permission. Tools in this group are hidden from
tools/list and refused on call when your plan does not grant it.email_account_add_imap
Write Connect a mailbox over IMAP/SMTP with a username and password. Google and Microsoft mailboxes should go throughemail_account_oauth_url instead — OAuth avoids storing a password and survives 2FA. Requires a Pro or Agency plan.
Parameters
string (email)
required
Email address.
string
required
Mailbox or app-specific password.
string
Given name.
string
Family name.
object
required
IMAP/SMTP connection details.
email_account_get
Read-only Detail for one mailbox: sending limits, warm-up state, signature and IMAP/SMTP settings. Settings as configured; for what the mailbox actually sent useemail_account_stats. Change any of it with email_account_update.
Parameters
string
required
Mailbox id, from
email_account_list.email_account_list
Read-only Mailboxes connected for email steps (Google, Microsoft or IMAP). A campaign with an EMAIL step needs at least one attached viacampaign_update → emailAccountIds. Unlike the single LinkedIn account, several mailboxes are allowed and sends rotate across them — ask the user which, do not attach all of them. Connecting a new one is email_account_oauth_url (Google/Microsoft) or email_account_add_imap, both Pro-only.
Parameters
string
Free-text search.
string
Filter by status.
string
Sub-account owner id. Omit to act on your own data.
email_account_oauth_url
Read-only Build the Google or Microsoft consent URL for connecting a mailbox. Hand the URL to the user to open in a browser — the OAuth callback is completed by the web app, not by MCP, so returning the URL is the whole job and the mailbox will not appear inemail_account_list until they finish. Preferred over email_account_add_imap for Google and Microsoft: no password is stored and it survives 2FA. There is no equivalent for LinkedIn accounts. Requires a Pro or Agency plan.
Parameters
GOOGLE | MICROSOFT
required
Which connected AI provider to use. Providers are connected in the web app.
string
required
Opaque value echoed back on the callback. Use the user id or any correlation token.
email_account_stats
Read-only Sends, opens, clicks and bounces for one mailbox over a date range. Per mailbox, which is the right view when diagnosing deliverability. For the same numbers per campaign useanalytics_campaign.
Parameters
string
required
Mailbox id, from
email_account_list.object
Date window as { from, to } — epoch milliseconds or ISO 8601. Omit for the backend default.
email_account_update
Write Change sending behaviour for a mailbox: daily volume, the gap between sends, reply-to address, signature, warm-up and pause state. Affects every campaign using the mailbox, not one campaign. It cannot connect a mailbox (email_account_oauth_url, email_account_add_imap) or choose which campaign uses it (campaign_update). Raising daily volume on a cold mailbox risks deliverability — leave warm-up alone unless asked.
Parameters
string
required
Mailbox id, from
email_account_list.integer (1–1000)
Daily send ceiling for this mailbox.
integer (min 0)
Minutes to wait between consecutive sends.
string (email)
Address replies are delivered to, when it differs from the sending address.
string
HTML signature appended to outgoing mail.
boolean
Ramp volume up gradually instead of starting at the full limit.
boolean
Pause without deleting.
string
Given name.
string
Family name.
linkedin_account_daily_stats
Read-only Day-by-day action counts for a LinkedIn account. Use this to check how close an account is running to its daily ceilings before raising limits. Read this beforelinkedin_account_update ever touches limits — it is the evidence for whether there is headroom. It reports what was sent; the ceilings themselves are in linkedin_account_get.
Parameters
string
Omit to aggregate across all accounts.
string | number
Window start, as epoch milliseconds or an ISO 8601 string.
string | number
Window end, as epoch milliseconds or an ISO 8601 string.
linkedin_account_get
Read-only Full detail for one LinkedIn account, including its per-action daily limits and warm-up state. Configuration as it stands, not activity: for volumes sent uselinkedin_account_stats, for today’s headroom against the caps linkedin_account_daily_stats. Like the list, it cannot tell you whether the account has a Sales Navigator or Recruiter seat — ask the user.
Parameters
string
required
LinkedIn account id, from
linkedin_account_list.linkedin_account_list
Read-only The LinkedIn accounts connected to this account. A campaign sends from exactly one of them, attached viacampaign_update; if there is more than one, ask the user which. Whether an account has a Sales Navigator or Recruiter seat is NOT in this output — those flags exist on the account record but are not exposed by the API, and the worker only sets them during a send. Ask the user, because INMAILS steps and /sales/ or /talent/ lead sources depend on it. Check isValid, isPaused, accountRestricted and weeklyLimitReached before assigning an account — a campaign attached to a broken account will launch but never send. This lists; it does not connect. Adding a LinkedIn account takes a password and a verification PIN and has no tool at all — it is done in the web app. Attaching an existing account to a campaign is campaign_update, and changing the account’s own limits is linkedin_account_update.
Parameters
string
Filter by name or email.
string
Backend-side status filter, e.g. “active”, “paused”, “invalid”.
string
Sub-account owner id. Omit for your own accounts.
linkedin_account_refresh
Write Re-establish the browser session for a LinkedIn account after it goes invalid. May returnpinDetected: true, meaning LinkedIn is asking for a verification PIN — that has to be entered in the web app; MCP cannot complete it — tell the user plainly rather than retrying. It repairs the session only. It does not change settings (linkedin_account_update), connect a new account, or clear a LinkedIn-imposed restriction — check accountRestricted in linkedin_account_list for that.
Parameters
string
required
LinkedIn account id, from
linkedin_account_list.linkedin_account_ssi
Read-only The account’s latest LinkedIn SSI score and its four component scores. LinkedIn’s own measure of selling activity, nothing to do with campaign performance — for that useanalytics_campaign or linkedin_account_stats.
Parameters
string
required
LinkedIn account id, from
linkedin_account_list.linkedin_account_stats
Read-only Send volumes, acceptance and reply rates for one LinkedIn account over a date range. Totals for the window, by account. For one campaign instead useanalytics_campaign, and for a day-by-day breakdown linkedin_account_daily_stats.
Parameters
string
required
LinkedIn account id, from
linkedin_account_list.object
Date window as { from, to } — epoch milliseconds or ISO 8601. Omit for the backend default.
linkedin_account_update
Write Change the safety limits and automation settings on a LinkedIn account: daily caps per action, pause/resume, warm-up, and the birthday / work-anniversary / role-change auto-congratulation messages. Raising daily limits raises LinkedIn restriction risk — leavelimits alone unless the user asked for a specific number, and check linkedin_account_daily_stats first. Scope is the account, so pausing here stops every campaign that sends from it — to stop one campaign there is no tool, and to stop one lead use lead_update. It cannot connect or disconnect an account, fix an invalid session (linkedin_account_refresh), or decide which campaign uses it (campaign_update).
Parameters
string
required
LinkedIn account id, from
linkedin_account_list.object
Daily ceilings per action type.
boolean
Pause every campaign running on this account.
boolean
Ramp volumes up gradually instead of starting at full limits.
boolean
Auto-congratulate connections on their birthday.
string
Message sent on a connection’s birthday.
boolean
Auto-congratulate connections on a work anniversary.
string
Message sent on a work anniversary.
boolean
Auto-congratulate on job changes.
string
Message sent when a connection changes job.