LinkedIn Account Delegation
Without Sharing Passwords

Delegate LinkedIn account access to a team member or ghostwriter to post on your behalf. No need to share passwords or 2FA codes.

LinkedIn Account Delegation Screenshot

How to Set Up LinkedIn Account Delegation in inkiro.ai

Get started with just 3 simple steps.

1

Connect your LinkedIn account to your voice

Create a voice on inkiro.ai and connect it to your LinkedIn profile through our official integration. This establishes a secure connection that allows content to be scheduled and published on your individual LinkedIn profile.

Note: The LinkedIn connection uses OAuth, meaning you authorize inkiro.ai without ever sharing your password with us.

Connect LinkedIn account to your voice on inkiro.ai
2

Add team members to your subscription

Go to your subscription page and add the email addresses of the people you want to delegate to under "Team Members". They must be registered users for you to find them in the dropdown.

Navigate to: Settings → Subscription → Team Members
Add team members to your subscription
3

Share your LinkedIn voice with specific people

Go to your Voice Settings page, scroll down to the "Sharing" section, and add the team members you want to grant scheduling and posting access to.

And you are done!Your LinkedIn individual profile is connected to your voice on inkiro.ai, which is then shared with the people helping you create content.

Share your voice with team members

Why teams love our LinkedIn Delegation feature

No password sharing

Keep your LinkedIn credentials completely private.

Full control

See who has access and revoke it anytime.

No need to share 2FA codes

Avoid the hassle of sharing codes manually.

Seamless collaboration

Team members can draft, review, schedule, and publish.

Official LinkedIn API

Compliant integration that won't get your account flagged.

Consistent posting

Posts are published without depending on a busy exec.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why doesn't LinkedIn support account delegation for personal profiles?

Natively, LinkedIn only supports delegation for company pages. It doesn't allow you to give someone else permission to publish or schedule a post on your individual profile. This creates a significant challenge for marketing teams managing executive profiles, content managers coordinating team posts, agencies handling client accounts, and executives who need help staying active on LinkedIn.

Is sharing my LinkedIn password a good alternative?

No, sharing passwords is NOT a good idea. Without a native delegation feature, some people resort to sharing their LinkedIn password with others, but this comes with serious consequences:

  • Violates LinkedIn's User Agreement
  • Gives total access to your account unnecessarily
  • Exposes your account to potential security risks

How does inkiro.ai solve the account delegation problem?

We've built LinkedIn account delegation directly into inkiro.ai for individual profiles. You can keep your LinkedIn credentials private while giving someone else the ability to publish and schedule content on your behalf.

Secure by Design

Your credentials and 2FA are never shared

Team Collaboration

Share your voice with specific team members

Official Integration

Connected via LinkedIn's official API

What actions can team members perform on my LinkedIn account?

Team members with whom you decide to share your voice can only schedule and publish content to your LinkedIn account. They cannot see your inbox, connections, or other personal information. They also do not have access to your password, 2FA codes, or other sensitive information.

Is this compliant with LinkedIn's terms of service?

Yes. inkiro.ai connects to LinkedIn through their official publishing API using OAuth authentication. This means you authorize our app without ever sharing your password, and the integration is fully compliant with LinkedIn's terms of service.

Ready to delegate LinkedIn posting securely?

Start collaborating with your team today. No password sharing required.