Channels and sender accounts
Learn how Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and email sender accounts connect to DM Faster and what each channel requires before launch.
Browser channels
Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn use your Chrome session
The DM Faster extension performs browser outreach from the provider account already signed in to the same Chrome profile. Keep the paired browser available while a campaign needs social-channel work.
- The extension is installed, connected, and allowed on the provider site.
- The browser is signed in to the intended Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn account.
- The connected DM Faster workspace matches the campaign.
- The provider page is not showing a login, verification, restriction, or challenge screen.
Keep every mailbox healthy and recognizable
Each mailbox has its own sender name, daily cap, sending status, reply tracking, and health. A campaign can use an eligible pool of connected mailboxes, with at most one Google account per campaign.
- Use a sender name recipients recognize.
- Use email only after each recipient explicitly agrees to receive it; social channels can make the first touch.
- Set each account’s daily sending limit in Settings. Provider limits also apply, and email warm-up is not offered.
- Reconnect accounts that show authorization or permission problems.
- Keep reply tracking enabled when you want email replies to appear in Inbox.
- Honor suppressions and resolve hard bounces instead of resending.
Mailbox setup is covered under Integrations.
Multi-channel
Coordinate channels around one person or company
DM Faster keeps shared contact and company activity so channel changes do not erase outreach history. Follow-up sequences can move between supported channels, but every step still checks the current recipient data, account health, timing, and stop conditions.
Channel differences
Prepare recipients for the channel you enable
Instagram
Uses Instagram profile identity and browser conversation history. Official Professional account connections can also support Inbox delivery for eligible accounts.
Facebook
Uses Facebook/Messenger profile identity and the active Facebook browser session.
LinkedIn
Uses LinkedIn profile identity. Connection state and invite settings affect whether an invite or message is currently possible.
Email
Uses a connected Google, Microsoft, or SMTP mailbox. The mailbox, not the browser tab, owns email delivery.