Use LinkedIn with AI
Connect nowDraft professional updates.
Personal marketing · Business marketing & advertising
Using LinkedIn in an agency
LinkedIn is a professional update, usually after a completion the client is happy to see mentioned, with no address if they asked for privacy and no photograph of their children. Author permissions vary. Inbox scraping and connection spam are not the job.
A draft should read like the negotiator, not like a press release. The completion is a fact. “Record month for the branch” is a claim you only make if you have counted.
What your bots can do
You can connect it now. Bots don’t do work in it yet: these are the actions listed, and each one is switched on after it passes our tests.
- DraftDraft a post with a preview
- PublishPublish, after your approval
Example requests
Opens as a draft in your workspace once this is available. Nothing is sent by choosing one.
- “Draft a professional update about this completed sale without sharing client details.”The permitted author is checked before publishing.
Before you connect
- Account you’ll need
- A LinkedIn account. The author type depends on the action
- Who connects it
- Can be a shared organisation account, or a person’s own.
- Approval
- Anything that sends, publishes or changes a record waits for your approval unless you set a policy. Spending needs its own limit.
- Known limits
- Author permissions vary by action. Inbox and invitations aren’t included.
- Other charges
- Your own subscription, and any charges from the provider, are billed by them.
Questions
What account does LinkedIn need?
A LinkedIn account. The author type depends on the action
Will a bot change LinkedIn without asking?
No. Anything that sends, publishes or changes a record waits for your approval, and you see the account and the text. Connecting an app is not the same as a bot already doing tested work in it. The status on this page is the one to trust.
What are the limits with LinkedIn?
Author permissions vary by action. Inbox and invitations aren’t included.
Is KeyAccess an official LinkedIn partner?
No. You connect an account you or your agency already have, through LinkedIn’s own sign-in, where that connection is in the catalogue.