How can I implement a mention without knowing the URN of a member/organization on a LinkedIn UGC post. Documentation states that you need to provide the URN of the member / organization you are mentioning. Is there anyone who have implemented LinkedIn mentions.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/community-management/shares/ugc-post-api
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Goodmorning,
I’ve been looking into the documentation for the linkedin API.
I'm interested in the compliance solution, in particular the following APIs:
Organization Lookup API
Company Search API
Organization Access Control API
Some APIs of the People integration
I didn't understand if the compliance solution is accessible or not and if I should apply for it.
I've posted this question on the microsoft docs Q&A section and they told me to post it here where the linkedin API team can help me.
Thank you,
Giovanni.
Apparently, it is not possible to request access to the Compliance API, see here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/shared/authentication/getting-access#compliance-closed
I realized that LinkedIn from the service voyager use
link is related to Voyager
https://linkedin.api-docs.io/v1.0/messaging/RMTx5GgWKsMivwQ7m
But sending messages is not mentioned in this document
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You should go to this link and register a ticket and say that you want to use this access
https://linkedin.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Company/Organization Name
Brief Summary of what the organization does.
Precise use case for Compliance APIs
List of Compliance APIs that you intend to use for your Compliance-related activities.
Complete the information for the LinkedIn development team to review
a couple of months ago I made this https://github.com/Kaustubh-Natuskar/companies-to-apply repository which contains the list of 300 PBC's and startups I got a good response for that. But I have decided to take this further I want to make a website from this idea.
there will be a list of companies if there is an opening a red circle will denote it.
Now the problem is how can I know that there are openings?
API is a great option where I can cache the results and then display them like above.
is there any API on LinkedIn where if I post a request with the company's id or name I'll get current openings?
It doesn't look like it.
There is the Job Posts XML feed, but the documentation implies that it's not free (and difficult to get access to):
The integration of the XML feed is limited to those developers approved by LinkedIn. Reach out to your Business Development contact to meet certain criteria and sign an agreement in order to use this integration.
Compliance with our contract and guidelines is integral. Refer to Job Posting Guidelines for details.
If you are not yet a LinkedIn Talent Solutions Partner, please contact the team at ll-bd#linkedin.com to request for evaluation.
Here is Microsoft's full documentation on the LinkedIn APIs.
Is it possible to retrieve posts where an organization is mentioned through the LinkedIn API?
I found some information in the API documentation (link below) that indicates that it is possible, but there is no information on which endpoint should be used or available details.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/community-management/shares/social-access-control#retrieving-posts-with-organizational-mentions
Thanks!
No linkedin api, does not have feature to retrieve posts based on keyword.
Years ago, someone asked on Stack Overflow if it were possible to retrieve a list of all employees who work at a company. I can do this through the LinkedIn UI, but I cannot seem to find any mechanism for this using the v2 API. The SO response mentions this used to be possible on the v1 API, but you had to request access through LinkedIn's "Vetted API Access Program." Unfortunately, the link on this response is now obsolete and does not send users to any such program.
How could I apply for this program nowadays? This is a specific situation to me and my company, so I would very much like to discuss this with someone at LinkedIn if some form of this Vetted API Access Program still exists. I do not wish to disclose the details of this request to the open internet.
I have confirmed through contacts inside LinkedIn that this API functionality has been removed. No further information has been provided, and LinkedIn tech support refuses to comment any more on this issue. Furthermore, no LinkedIn engineers will comment on this thread here.
This is bizarre since any regular user can do this functionality through the web front-end, but for some reason LinkedIn believes this would be a violation of privacy/security if we could do this programmatically.
Therefore, the only way to obtain this data would be through screen scraping. I wish I had better news, and I wish that LinkedIn would provide some reasoning for their changes, but alas this is where we are.
I just posted a very similar question because I ran into the same problem as you.
The application forms for Linkedin's current partner programs seem to be located here, however I can't tell you which one of those programs comes with the necessary API access rights and I am in general not sure if this API request is still allowed.
Edit: The Linkedin Help page states that applications for partner programs are currently unavailable?
In general, you can get a list of employees of a company if you scrape Linkedin profiles exhaustively, or if you have an exhaustive dataset of Linkedin profiles.
Each Linkedin profile contains a list of experiences that links to the company profile URL.
Thereafter, you will filter the dataset into profiles currently working at X company to get a list of employees currently working in a company. The same technique can also be used to retrieve a list of past employees.
And that is what we did. We scraped all public Linkedin profiles based in the US and made an alternative API known as Proxycurl Employee Listing API to Linkedin API to provide employee listing functionality.
Proxycurl's Employee Listing API will never be as exhaustive as Linkedin's dataset because not all profiles are made public, but most are. But will suffice to meet your needs.
The UGC Post API of LinkedIn is characterized as
an upcoming API that will eventually replace the Shares
API. UGC Post is currently best suited for creating and fetching video
posts. The Shares API does not support video. 1
When comparing the results of fetching posts via Shares API and UGC Post API it seems that all posts retrieved by the Shares API are also included in the UGC Post API. But since this is not stated in the documention it's difficult to rely on. Is this the case?
Can fetching the Shares API be replaced by fetching the UGC Post API by now?
Furthermore, the UGC Post API seems to drop the activity-id/urn. Does that mean activities are deprecated? Should referencing of posts via activity-id/urn be abandoned in favor of post urns of type "urn:li:ugcPost"/"urn:li:share"?
See:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/community-management/shares/ugc-post-api