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A sequence can act on LinkedIn as well as email. Those steps run in your own browser through the Oneprofile extension, using the LinkedIn account you are already signed in to.
The sequence builder's step picker open on the LinkedIn tab, listing View profile, Send connection request, Send message, Send InMail, Withdraw connection request, Follow contact and Like latest post, each with a one-line description and a credit price.

The step picker, on its LinkedIn tab.

These steps need a LinkedIn account paired first. See Connect LinkedIn.

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Add a LinkedIn step

On the Builder tab, open the step picker on any connector and choose the LinkedIn tab. The actions are View profile, Send connection request, Send message, Send InMail, Withdraw connection request, Follow contact and Like latest post, each priced per row.

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Good to know

How it runs under Safety limits decides whether queued actions go out on their own.
On Auto, connection requests, messages and InMails send from your own LinkedIn account without you watching. Start on Manual until you trust the sequence.
Safety limits sets a ceiling per day and per action, and the panel counts connection requests for the week. Lower is safer: LinkedIn polices volume on its own terms and the limits exist to keep you under its radar, not ours.
The picker’s LinkedIn tab also carries conditions: Has a LinkedIn URL?, Already connected?, Connection request accepted? and Has open profile?. Use them to skip a step rather than waste it.
LinkedIn identity is the account a sender is bound to, and LinkedIn today / daily cap is how much of today’s allowance that sender has used.
It works through the session your browser already holds. There is no password or cookie to hand over, and disconnecting it stops the queue without touching your LinkedIn account.

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Next steps

Build a sequence

Put those steps in order alongside email.

Connect LinkedIn

Pair the extension, and watch the queue it runs.

Senders

Set up the sender the LinkedIn account belongs to.