Built-in tool

Summarize LinkedIn post engagement

One read of what happened on the workspace's LinkedIn posts in a period, per account: posts, reactions, comments, and who engaged, each marked new or already a Record, contacted or do-not-contact.

Freeno per-call chargeNo API key needed

Endpoint

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredNote
daysnumber · optionalnumberoptional

The period, as the last N days up to now (1-30). Default 1 (the last 24 hours). Ignored when since is given.

Default: 1

limitnumber · optionalnumberoptional

Max comments and max reactions read per post, each (1-100). Default 50. A post with fewer is read in full and charged only for what it has.

Default: 50

sincestring · optionalstringoptional

Start of the period (ISO date or date-time). At most 30 days ago.

untilstring · optionalstringoptional

End of the period (ISO date or date-time). Default now.

cursorstring · optionalstringoptional

continueWith from an earlier call: reads the posts that call did not reach, nothing else, and nothing twice. Pass the same limit as that call (it is never read above the limit given here, so the price shown stays the most it can cost).

accountsobject · optionalobjectoptional

Which LinkedIn accounts: each an account name, its handle (profile link) or memberId from connector-list-accounts, or any LinkedIn profile link. Omit for every LinkedIn account this person may act from (at most 20).

includeCommentsboolean · optionalbooleanoptional

Read who commented. Default true.

Default: true

includeReactionsboolean · optionalbooleanoptional

Read who reacted. Default true.

Default: true

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