Check who accepted your invites

Check who accepted your invites

A daily morning task that takes about a minute per row.

Where it lives

On the LinkedIn dashboard, the Check for accepts card lists every recipient in invited state where the invite was sent more than 24 hours ago. Fresh invites (under 24h) sit in a collapsible Sent recently (N waiting) panel below.

The 24-hour suppression rule

By default, Check for accepts hides invites less than 24h old. Reason: LinkedIn accept latency is typically hours, not seconds — you shouldn't be asked to "check if they accepted" 30 seconds after sending. If you really want to see fresh sends, expand the Sent recently section.

The trust model

wrrk does not get notifications from LinkedIn when an invite is accepted. There's no webhook, no polling — every state transition on this card is user-confirmed. The amber inline warning says so explicitly. Misclick "Yes, accepted" on someone who didn't actually accept, and your state drifts silently — only you know.

The flow

1. Click a row → the confirmation card opens for that recipient.
2. Click Check profile on LinkedIn — opens their profile in a new tab.
3. On LinkedIn, look at their profile header. Are you connected? Sometimes it shows in My Network → Manage under accepted invitations.
4. Back in wrrk, click one of:

• Yes, accepted — state invited → accepted. Conversation row seeded. connectionsAccepted +1. Auto-pause check runs.
• Still waiting — no state change. Row stays visible.
• Withdraw invite — state invited → excluded. Row drops.

Why "Still waiting" keeps the row visible

In older versions, "Not yet" used to filter the row out locally, then it would reappear after a page refresh — confusing. Now: only Yes/Withdraw change state and drop the row. Still waiting is exactly that — an I haven't seen them accept yet, ask me later signal.

Also available inside the campaign

The same accept-confirmation flow lives on every invited row inside a campaign's Recipients tab — click the row and it expands into the same Yes, accepted / Still waiting / Withdraw invite card, with the same amber trust-model reminder. Use this when you want to act on a specific prospect inside a single campaign without scrolling through the org-wide dashboard list. See [state-aware-recipients-tab].