This article walks through all the different ways to connect a LinkedIn Account to the Archive. Whether you are a system admin, customer, or connecting multiple pages.
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- Prerequisites and Critical Information
- Connect as an Account Owner
- Connect as a System Admin
- All Users: Connection Flow
- Connect to All Company LinkedIn Pages
- Connect to Certain Company LinkedIn Pages
- Financial Customers: Connect a LinkedIn Profile Account
- Financial Customers: Connect a LinkedIn Profile and Company LinkedIn Pages
Prerequisites and Critical Information
- The Connect LinkedIn button and Connection Flow must be enabled by the Social Media Archive (formerly ArchiveSocial) Customer Experience team
- Please contact Support to request this be enabled should you not see the Connect LinkedIn button in your archive
- Every user posting to a LinkedIn Company Page must follow the connection flow(s) below to ensure their authored posts are captured
- LinkedIn does not backtrack to capture past records
- LinkedIn records and Pages can take several hours to populate in the archive, sometimes up to a few days or only after a new post is made to the account
- LinkedIn does not allow for dummy/fake Profiles. Your Profile must reflect your true identity.
- Using a third-party application (such as Hootsuite, Buffer, and Sprout Social) to schedule and post to a LinkedIn Page is not supported by our compliance partner, Erado. Posts made through third-party tools are not guaranteed to be captured in the archive.
Connect as an Account Owner: Initial Steps
Account Owners are emailed a custom link from support@archivesocial.com that takes them to a unique account connection portal, as shown below. The title of the email is ArchiveSocial Action Required: Archive your Social Media.
- Open your email inbox
- Locate the email titled "ArchiveSocial Action Required: Archive Your Social Media"
- Open the ArchiveSocial email
- Click the Connect LinkedIn button to start the connection flow:
Connect as a System Admin: Initial Steps
- Log in to your Archive
- Click Configure
- Click Connect Accounts next to the Account Owner whose LinkedIn you want to connect
- Click the Connect LinkedIn button
All Users: Connection Flow
- Sign into your LinkedIn Profile account in the pop-up window
- Click the Allow button on the Zix prompt
Note: Social Media Archiving (formerly, ArchiveSocial) works with a third-party compliance partner called Zix to archive LinkedIn. To view the Zix application terms, click the terms link in the pop-up window or review the Zix Privacy Policy.
Connect to All Company LinkedIn Pages
- Enable both checkboxes under the "Company pages connection settings" heading
- Autodetect company pages managed by User Name: When enabled, this setting automatically searches for all company pages that are managed by the user
- Archive autodetected company pages managed by User Name: When enabled, this setting allows any company pages that have been autodetected by the user to be archived
Note: Do not check the box for your Personal Account.
- Click the Finish button
Connect to Certain Company LinkedIn Pages
- Under the "Company pages connection settings" heading, click the checkbox to enable Autodetect company pages managed by User Name
- After 1 day, the LinkedIn Pages you manage will be detected
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Account Owners: From your personalized connection link, use the click here link to add LinkedIn company pages
- Sign in to your LinkedIn account, accept permissions, and then select the Company Pages you would like to archive from the screen
- Click the Finish button
Financial Customers: Connect a LinkedIn Profile Account
- Under the "Personal Account" heading, check the box to Archive your Personal Page:
- Click the Finish button:
Financial Customers: Connect a LinkedIn Profile and Company LinkedIn Pages
- Follow the steps above for Financial customers connecting only a LinkedIn Profile account
- Choose either Connecting all LinkedIn Company Pages you Admin or Connecting only certain LinkedIn Company Pages you Admin
- Click Finish
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