From JARVEE LinkedIn Pro
to a new working routine.

If you arrived here looking for JARVEE LinkedIn Pro, the most useful first step is to separate the old product from the decision in front of you. JARVEE has announced that its service is permanently closed. The old LinkedIn Pro packages and signup form on this subdomain have been retired. These guides now help you evaluate a different product and organize the work around it.

SMTasker is an option to consider for supported LinkedIn workflows. It has its own application, accounts, plans and device requirements. This page explains the practical differences so you can decide whether its current capabilities match the work you need to do.

What changes in the working model?

The old LinkedIn Pro site described a Windows-based application with a broad historical feature list. SMTasker’s current LinkedIn actions run through the LinkedIn app on connected Android phones. Its desktop client works on Windows and macOS and provides the place to configure and review the work.

That makes the device and its active account part of the setup. Before comparing plan names, identify the LinkedIn account, the Android phone that will hold its session, and the person responsible for the inputs. Then choose the action that fits the objective. A publishing process and a connection-request process need different preparation, even when the same person operates both.

Which LinkedIn tools should you evaluate?

Start by naming the job you want to improve. If the problem is inconsistent publishing, begin with a content handoff. If it is repetitive request navigation, begin with a reviewed profile list. Keeping the first workflow focused gives you a clearer way to evaluate the application.

Connection Requests

This tool processes verified LinkedIn profile URLs supplied to the workflow. The research and qualification happen before the list enters the tool. Build a reason to connect into your preparation, choose the intended sender, and keep different professional objectives distinguishable. Our connection-list guide includes a preparation template.

Publish

Publish works with post material prepared for the selected account. Decide which version is approved, which profile it belongs to, and how the operator will confirm the result. The content approval guide shows how a writer, reviewer and operator can make that handoff explicit.

Like and Comment

These are separate actions with their own configured sources and settings. Comment adds the prepared public text to posts reached through the workflow; it is not an incoming-comment inbox or an automatic private reply system. A focused topic and a clear account voice matter more than a large library of generic text.

A starting checklist for your first setup

1. Choose one professional objective. Write down the specific routine you want to improve and the account that owns it.
2. Check the current requirements. Review SMTasker’s desktop client, supported Android requirements and connection instructions in its documentation.
3. Create your SMTasker account. Use the current signup route. Questions about an old JARVEE license or an individual billing situation should be handled separately with the relevant support team.
4. Connect and identify the device. Confirm that the intended LinkedIn session is active. Use account and device labels that remain understandable when you add more work later.
5. Prepare a small, reviewed input set. That may be verified profile URLs, approved post material, or focused engagement inputs, depending on the chosen tool.
6. Review the available settings. Configure the action for the account and objective in front of you. Avoid copying a whole old routine without reviewing its assumptions.
7. Inspect the first output. Look at both the application history and the relevant LinkedIn page. A completed action and a useful professional outcome are different observations.
8. Decide what to change next. Adjust the source, content, account assignment or operating process responsible for the result, then evaluate another focused run.

What can you reuse from your previous process?

Your own professional research, approved writing, content ideas, audience definitions and operating checklists can still be useful. Review them before reusing them. A list assembled for a different sender or an old campaign may no longer fit the new objective. Content can also become inaccurate even when its original wording was strong.

Keep a clean preparation copy of any material you own and are authorized to use. Remove outdated records, confirm the intended account and check destination links. Then adapt the material to the options actually available in SMTasker. The downloadable templates in our guides are planning aids, not a promise that every field is a native import field.

This site does not provide an automatic migration of JARVEE account details, licenses, campaign settings or stored data. Ask SMTasker support about a specific input format or workflow rather than assuming that a file from an older application can be imported unchanged.

Choose capacity around the devices you need

Use SMTasker’s current pricing page to compare the plans and custom device options. Match the capacity to your intended setup and confirm the billing details before signing up.

Custom device selection can be useful when your requirements fall between fixed packages. Think about how many connected devices your actual working model needs, then compare that configuration with the available plans. Device capacity is not the same thing as paying per connection request, per post, or per minute of runtime.

If you want help from Skye AI Manager, check the separate API-key requirements for its supported providers. Treat the AI assistant as an optional part of the setup and account for any provider usage separately from the application’s plan. Current product and pricing pages are the source for the available terms.

Keep the account owner’s decisions visible

A device-based workflow does not remove LinkedIn’s policies or guarantee that an account will avoid restrictions. Review the platform’s current rules, operate accounts you are authorized to use, and keep professional judgment in the process.

The most useful division of work is practical: people decide who belongs in a list, what the account should say, when an input is approved and what a result means. Software handles the supported repeated steps. If a workflow starts producing irrelevant output, pause and inspect the inputs instead of treating additional activity as an automatic improvement.

Choose the guide that matches your first bottleneck

• Plan a practical weekly LinkedIn routine.
• Prepare a reviewed connection-request list.
• Create a clear content approval handoff.
• Measure results beyond connection counts.

Begin with the smallest setup that lets you answer a real working question. Once the account, inputs and review process make sense, you can decide whether to expand the routine.