LinkedIn + your agents
Publish posts & pull company info.
Who uses this connection
- Content
- Research
- Ads page
- Content agent
- OAuth connect
What you paste (5)
Publish posts & pull company info.
Access token
LinkedIn Ad Account ID
Which LinkedIn ad account to read (the numeric id).
512345678
LinkedIn author URN
Who posts (urn:li:person:… or urn:li:organization:…).
urn:li:person:abc123
LinkedIn client ID
Your LinkedIn app's client ID.
Client ID
LinkedIn client secret
Your LinkedIn app's client secret.
Client secret
How to get it
- 1Create an app at linkedin.com/developers.
- 2Request the Share on LinkedIn / Marketing products.
- 3Generate an access token and paste it here (or use OAuth connect below).
LinkedIn Ad Account ID
- 1Go to linkedin.com and sign in (or create an account).
- 2Open the developer / API settings and create a API key.
- 3Copy the API key and paste it here, then Save.
LinkedIn author URN
- 1Go to learn.microsoft.com and sign in (or create an account).
- 2Open the developer / API settings and create a value.
- 3Copy the value and paste it here, then Save.
LinkedIn client ID
- 1Go to learn.microsoft.com and sign in (or create an account).
- 2Open the developer / API settings and create a ID.
- 3Copy the ID and paste it here, then Save.
LinkedIn client secret
- 1Go to the provider's website and sign in (or create an account).
- 2Open the developer / API settings and create a client secret.
- 3Copy the client secret and paste it here, then Save.
What it can't do on its own
Your key is stored encrypted, per user, and read server-side only — just in time, for one action. It never reaches the browser and never reaches a model.
Anything outward-facing — sending, publishing, paying, changing an order — waits for your approval, and that gate lives on the server. Refusals land in the same append-only audit trail as the things that went through.
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