Top Active Link

Official documentation — LinkedIn: groups, messages, jobs, drip campaigns, and connections

What is Top Active Link?


Top Active Link is Windows software for everyday LinkedIn tasks—it uses Chrome to do the steps for you: get groups and members data, send private messages, search and track jobs, record applications, follow hiring stages, compare your resume with job posts, and reuse saved message templates. The program opens its own Chrome window for LinkedIn; you can create or clear that login from the main screen.

After activating your license, open Top Active Link and check the main menu.

Button labels match the current program; fields and options may change between versions.

Extra screens (for example job alerts or job comparison) depend on the version you installed.

Open from the main screen button Drip Campaigns — Follow, Connect, Visit, Endorse, Funnel. This module runs a multi-step funnel for each lead (target person), honoring delays between actions, pauses between profiles, and daily limits.

Module tabs

Action types in the funnel

How to set up a campaign

  1. On the Campaign editor tab, click New campaign or select an existing one.
  2. Add actions in order and set hours to wait after the previous step (0 for the first action).
  3. For Connect or Send message, enter text or pick a template from Saved Messages.
  4. Click Save campaigns.

Leads — where they come from

In the grid, Next action # shows which funnel step runs next (1 = first action, 2 = second, etc.). Use Resume to put a lead back in the queue.

Run the campaign

Tip: use Create session on the main screen first so LinkedIn is already signed in inside the Top Active Link Chrome profile.

Open from Connections — Extract Connections and Send Messages on the main screen. This module lists your 1st-degree LinkedIn connections and lets you send private messages (optional attachments) to checked rows.

Quick workflow

  1. Click Extract connections. Chrome opens your LinkedIn connections list and the app scrolls to load names (name, headline, and profile link).
  2. In the grid on the left, check Send for the contacts you want (the header checkbox selects or clears all).
  3. Write the message on the right.
  4. Set the interval between sends (seconds) and add attachments if needed.
  5. Click Start sending. Use Stop to cancel.

Other useful buttons

Grid columns

The log at the bottom records each step. LinkedIn may rate-limit messages; use longer intervals and moderate volume. Sign in with the app’s Chrome (Create session) before extracting or sending.

If your version supports it, the app may check on startup for a newer release. Keep Chrome and Top Active Link updated — LinkedIn often changes its pages.

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