Connect Linked API integrations

Scrape qualified LinkedIn profiles and automate personalized outbound outreach by connecting Linked API to Make. Linking this cloud-based browser tool to our workflow automation tool lets you safely extract decision-maker details, search targets, and send connection requests. Register for free today to build your first LinkedIn messaging sequence.

Linked API

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Unlock powerful automation by connecting Linked API to your tech stack. With Make, you can build custom integrations that sync data and optimize your daily tasks. Try Make for free today to integrate Linked API.

Accept an invitation

Accepts an incoming connection, company-follow, or newsletter-subscription invitation.

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Cancel connection session

Cancel a pending connection or reconnection session.

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Check connection status

Checks the connection status between a user's account and another person's account.

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Comment on a post

Posts a comment on a LinkedIn post.

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Connect an account

Create connection session for a new LinkedIn account.

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Create a post

Creates a new LinkedIn post.

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Delete account limits

Delete specific account rate limits.

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Disconnect an account

Disconnect a LinkedIn account (irreversible).

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Execute a custom workflow

Execute a custom multi-step workflow using raw workflow definition.

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Connect any app with Linked API

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Boost Productivity: Automate Linked API Workflows with Make

Connect Linked API with Make to automate your workflows. Automatically sync data with HubSpot, Pipedrive, Slack, and Workday to scale your outreach, sales, and hiring.

Seamless CRM Data Enrichment

Automatically update your sales pipelines in tools like HubSpot or Pipedrive with real-time LinkedIn data.

Automated Multi-Account Outreach

Easily coordinate and scale personalized messaging campaigns across multiple LinkedIn accounts without manual effort.

Instant Team Alerts

Send immediate notifications to Slack or email whenever new LinkedIn leads or data updates are detected.

Codeless Automation Workflows

Connect your LinkedIn data to hundreds of other business apps instantly without writing a single line of code.

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