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title: "LinkedIn Integration"
description: "Automate your LinkedIn tasks in one-click."
url: https://hckacqqlv.gleap.help/en/articles/10678176-linkedin-integration
collection: "Teams"
updated: 2026-07-22
language: en
---

# LinkedIn Integration

Automate your LinkedIn tasks in one-click.

**Note:** LinkedIn integration is available only on the **Growth** and the **Enterprise** plans.

## **Why LinkedIn integration?**

LinkedIn is one of the best ways to connect with prospects as it's full of opportunities. With that in mind, we've added LinkedIn to our multi-channel prospecting lists in Klenty.

In a Klenty Cadence, apart from the three channels (emails, calls, and tasks), you can now also include LinkedIn tasks as a step.

## **Available LinkedIn tasks:**

-   Send connection request
    
-   View profile
    
-   Send message
    
-   Send In-mail
    
-   Sync Responses
    

## **Are the LinkedIn tasks fully automated or semi-automated?**

The tasks are **semi-automated**, i.e., the tasks are scheduled for all the prospects added to your Cadence. After which, you can complete the tasks one by one in a single click and skip all the middle steps.

## **Why are the tasks semi-automated?**

LinkedIn's policy does not allow automation. Hence, Klenty semi-automates the LinkedIn execution to imitate a human being while reducing your time 8x times more than what you would otherwise spend identifying prospects, their Linkedin profiles, and sending messages.

## **Prerequisites for these tasks to work:**

-   Each prospect you wish to reach out to must have their LinkedIn profile URL. You can add the profile to Klenty's prospect field "**LinkedIn URL."**
    
-   You can only send **In-mails** if you're on the LinkedIn **Sales Navigator.**
    
-   Keep a LinkedIn account logged in and open it on the same browser as your Klenty app.
    

## **How to add LinkedIn tasks in a Cadence?**

-   Create a Cadence > Click **Add LinkedIn Task** > choose any of the four tasks.
    
    ![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/attachments/20260319141305_8252.png)
    

-   You can also include a message if you're sending a connection request. You can further personalize the message using Placeholders.
    
    ![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/attachments/20260319141305_5674.png)
    
-   You could do the same for sending a message and In-mail as well.
    

**How to execute LinkedIn tasks in Klenty?**

1\. Once you create LinkedIn tasks, you can view them both on the Cadence and the main Tasks page. You can click on the **Start Tasks** button to start completing the tasks.

![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/attachments/20260319141305_9202.png)

2\. Once you click on **Start Tasks,** the Task details page opens, where you can see the details of the concerned prospect and the task.

3\. The **Go-to LinkedIn** button at the bottom of the page will navigate you to the prospect's LinkedIn profile, from where you can execute the LinkedIn tasks manually.

![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/attachments/20260319141305_5173.png)

4\. Whereas if you choose to execute the tasks using the LinkedIn plugin, it runs the tasks one by one automatically on your approval. We strongly suggest you [download the plugin](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/klenty-email-outreach-tra/dcobodbibhecmhnamioljhlnaeoimbcd) from chrome for a 1-click execution.

5\. Once you open the plugin, your tasks will appear, as shown in the below screenshot.

![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/attachments/20260319141305_6233.png)

6\. Click on the **Start Tasks** button.

7\. The tasks will open one by one from where you can execute the tasks you scheduled.

8\. For example, to execute the Send Connection Request tasks, just click **Connect on LinkedIn**.

9\. If you have a message saved along with the Connect Request, both the message and the connection request will be sent.

![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/attachments/20260319141305_6898.png)

10\. If you want to skip the task, click "Mark as complete". You will then be directed to the next task scheduled.

![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/attachments/20260319141305_7839.png)