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Build your Browserflow for LinkedIn integrations.
Integrate Browserflow for LinkedIn with Make to automate LinkedIn tasks. Utilize Browserflow for LinkedIn as an action to automatically scrape profile data, send personalized outreach messages, and perform other LinkedIn operations within your workflows. It can also function as a trigger to retrieve job results for further automation on Make, allowing you to enrich scraped contacts in your CRM or log message history to a spreadsheet.
Checks if a LinkedIn profile is a first degree connection or if the invite is pending
Exports all messages send to and received from a LinkedIn Connection
Returns the result of a job that has been ran in the background using polling.
Retrieves data from a LinkedIn profile. This module works for both company and person profiles.
Returns the result of a job that has been ran in the background using polling.
Invites your connections to follow your company's page.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Scrapes the posts from a Linkedin profile. Can be used for both company profiles as person profiles.
Retrieves LinkedIn profiles from people that have commented under a LinkedIn post.
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