Linked API for n8n connects your LinkedIn account to n8n's automation platform, so you can build visual workflows that search for prospects, send messages, manage connections, extract data, and more – all with industry-leading safety.
> [!IMPORTANT]
> Our n8n node is a verified community node – just open the nodes panel, search for "Linked API", and install it with a click.
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> Alternatively, install it manually: go to Settings → Community Nodes, enter n8n-nodes-linked-api, and click Install.
Use cases
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Lead generation pipeline. Search for prospects matching your criteria, automatically send connection requests, wait for acceptance, then send personalized follow-up messages. Connect the results to your CRM to track everything in one place.
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CRM synchronization. When a new lead enters your CRM, automatically find their LinkedIn profile, send a connection request, and update the CRM with their LinkedIn data. Keep your sales pipeline enriched with real-time LinkedIn information.
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Content engagement. Monitor when your target accounts post on LinkedIn, automatically react or comment on their posts, then log the engagement in your tracking spreadsheet. Build relationships at scale without losing the personal touch.
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Recruitment workflows. Search for candidates with specific skills, send personalized InMails through Sales Navigator, track responses in your ATS, and automatically follow up with interested candidates. Streamline your entire recruitment funnel.
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Multi-channel outreach. Combine LinkedIn with email, Slack, and other channels. When someone accepts your connection request, trigger an email sequence, notify your team in Slack, and create a task in your project management tool.
Get started
To build LinkedIn automations with n8n, read these essential guides:
1. Creating credential – get your API tokens and connect to n8n.
2. Building workflows – learn how to use Linked API actions in your workflows.
3. Available actions – explore all LinkedIn actions you can automate.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT – see the
LICENSE file for details.