Why did Outreach leave someone out, and where do I see who is being checked?
Before Outreach suggests anyone, Maya reads the full profile of each person who liked or commented on a post she watches, and decides whether they fit your community. People being checked shows who is waiting, who has been checked, and why each one was added or left out.
Updated 6 October 2026
Open Outreach
Your Outreach dashboard is where everything Maya does for you shows up.

Press **Outreach**.
Open OutreachShow the details
Your numbers for the week, your sources, the posts Maya found and the people she is checking are tucked under this button.

Press **Show the details**.
Find People being checked
It lists everyone who engaged with a post Maya collected. The three numbers show how many are waiting, how many were checked today, and how many were added this week.

Look at **People being checked**.
See who is waiting
These people will be checked next, up to 80 a day during your working hours. While your outreach is paused, they are held.

Press **Waiting**.
See who was checked
Everyone Maya checked in the last 14 days, newest first.

Press **Checked**.
Read the reason
Each person has a label: Added, Not a fit, Wrong country or Already a target. Under it, Maya says why. For example, someone who does the same work as you is a peer, not a client, so they are left out.

Read the line under the person's name.
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Can I use Outreach on Instagram or X?
No. Today Outreach works on LinkedIn only, through your own account.
Do I need a LinkedIn account to use Replicants?
No. Almost everything works without LinkedIn: your community, Courses, Products, Subscribers and email, Funnels and Website. Only Outreach needs it, because it finds people on LinkedIn and connects with them from your own profile.
Do my new connections get a welcome email automatically?
Yes. If you use Outreach, every new connection gets a welcome email by itself, as soon as we have their email address. No LinkedIn welcome message is sent to anyone today, so the email does that job. One screen shows you both, in about two minutes.