Built-in tool

Compare LinkedIn post draft

Measure how similar a LinkedIn post draft is to an account's recent posts and to what the workspace's other accounts posted or have scheduled.

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Endpoint

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredNote
senderUrlstring · requiredstringrequired

The connected LinkedIn account the post goes out from. Name it as connector-list-accounts lists it: the account name, profile link (linkedin.com/in/<handle>), handle or member id all work. Acting from an account acts as its owner. The draft is compared with this account's own recent posts, and with the workspace's other accounts.

contentstring · requiredstringrequired

The draft text to compare.

daysnumber · optionalnumberoptional

How many days back to compare. Default 14.

Default: 14

companyobject · optionalobjectoptional

Optional managed company Page binding, to compare with that Page's posts instead of the person's.

timeZonestring · optionalstringoptional

IANA time zone to read a local scheduledAt in, for example "Europe/London". Omit to use the account's own time zone (connector-get-sending-limits shows it; UTC when it has none).

scheduledAtstring · optionalstringoptional

Optional time you intend to schedule it for; the result then also states the account's sending hours and daily post limit for that day. When to publish. A local time without an offset, such as "2026-11-12T09:00", is read in the account's time zone (see timeZone); a time with an offset or Z is that exact instant. Must be at least a minute ahead.

exceptPostIdstring · optionalstringoptional

A scheduled post to leave out of the comparison (the one this draft would replace).

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