Extract LinkedIn People Post Activity
Extract the post activity history of a LinkedIn profile, showing content they have published.
Documentation Index
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X-Pagination-Next and X-Pagination-Previous headers may be included in
the response to provide full URLs for the next or previous pages. When
present, always prefer using these headers over manually constructing
pagination URLs.Understanding Author Fields
The response includes three different author-related fields that help you understand the post structure:activity_author
The person who performs the activity (e.g., the person who reshared, commented, or reacted). For original posts, this is the same as author. For reshares, this is the person who shared the content.
author
The author of the first-level post (the visible post you see directly). This is the person or company whose post appears in the activity feed.
source_post
Contains information about the source post (2nd level) when the visible post is a reshare. This object includes:
author: The author of the source post that was resharedlinkedin_post_id: The source post’s IDlinkedin_post_url: The source post’s URLcontent_text: The source post’s content
source_post returns null if there is no 2nd level post (i.e., the visible post is an source post, not a reshare).
Example Structure
For an original post:author→ Author of the postactivity_author→ Same asauthor(they created the post)source_post→null(no source post to reference)
author→ Author of the reshared postactivity_author→ Person who performed the reshare activitysource_post.author→null(no source post to reference)
author→ Author of the post, same as the activity_authoractivity_author→ Person who performed the reshare activitysource_post.author→ Author of the reshared post
author→ Author of the reshared post (first level)activity_author→ Person who performed the resharesource_post.author→ Author of the source post shared by the first level (second level)
Authorizations
Query Parameters
Cursor value obtained from the X-Pagination-Next response header of a previous request, used to continue pagination. Cursors expire after 24 hours. If a cursor has expired or is invalid, pagination must be restarted from the beginning.
Maximum number of results per page (read-only; defined by the endpoint, actual count may be lower in some cases like throttling or internal limits).
20 <= x <= 20Body
- Option 1
- Option 2
An array of Identity UUIDs linked to identities (e.g. LinkedIn) used to execute the Action. You must provide at least one valid UID with access to the integration. Do not use account_uid values — only user_uid is supported.
["44444444-4444-4444-4444-444444444444"]If "auto", the Action will use any identities from the current workspace (unless you have provided a list of identity_ids). "managed" will use the Edges pool of identities for an extra credit cost
direct, auto, managed Response
Successful response
original, reshare The unique identifier for the LinkedIn activity. If the activity is not a post, the ID is different of the linkedin_post_id.
Author of the post content currently displayed in the activity feed. This is the person that created the visible post at this level of the activity. If source_post is present, this post shares the content of source_post.
- Option 1
- Option 2
Previous post referenced by the visible post in the activity feed. This represents the immediate parent post in the sharing chain. If the visible post does not reference another post, this field is null.
Owner of the LinkedIn activity feed being analyzed. This represents the person whose "Recent activity" timeline is queried, regardless of whether they authored or reshared the post.

