Unified inbox · LinkedIn

Your LinkedIn page, answered by a team

Messages to your company page and your members' own DMs land in the same queue as everything else. Assign them, route them, brief a colleague in a note and see who replied, instead of sharing one admin login and hoping.

Page inbox and member DMs ✦ Same routing as every channel ✦ One contact, one timeline

InboxLinkedIn
RK
Rohan KapoorAcme Hotels · company page
Unassigned
ReplyNoteFollow upsAI Reply
Route toRiya · SalesMaya · Support

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One login, several inboxes, each its own channel

A LinkedIn login usually exposes more than one inbox: the person's own messages plus every company page they administer. Connect the ones your team should answer. Each becomes a channel card on the Connections page with its own status, its own bot journey and its own routing.

  • Company pages for a team. Page messages reach a shared queue instead of one admin's login.
  • Founder and sales DMs. Inbound DMs to the people who sell land beside everything else, so nothing is missed between channels.
  • Senders by URN. On the API and in webhooks a LinkedIn sender is a LinkedIn profile or company URN, not a phone number.
Connect LinkedInSigned in as Riya Sharma

This login can see three inboxes. Choose the ones your team should answer.

Riya SharmaMember messages
Acme HotelsCompany page · 2 admins
Acme VillasCompany page · 1 admin
Channels

What changes when LinkedIn joins the inbox

Share the page without sharing a login

Assignment, team routing and internal notes on every LinkedIn thread. Who replied, and to whom, is visible to the whole team.

Keep one history per contact

A prospect who messages the page and later writes on WhatsApp is one record with one timeline, not two threads in two tools.

Reuse what you already built

Bot journeys, routing rules, AI replies and reports run on LinkedIn exactly as on WhatsApp or email. Nothing is configured twice.

One timeline

The page message and the WhatsApp message are the same person

A contact's LinkedIn thread sits on the same record as their WhatsApp, email and call history. Sales sees the first question from LinkedIn, support sees the booking that followed on WhatsApp, and nobody asks the guest to repeat themselves.

  • Same guest panel, with the booking, labels, tickets and notes beside the LinkedIn thread.
  • Same webhooks. message.received carries channel_type linkedin and the sender's URN.
  • Same reports. LinkedIn threads count in response times, resolution and the Agents table.
See the LinkedIn integration
LinkedIn page WhatsApp Email Voice
RKRohan Kapoor · one record
LinkedIn · “Do you host offsites for 40?”Mon
WhatsApp · booking #4890 confirmedTue
Email · proposal and invoice sentTue
Call · 6:40 · recorded, transcribedWed

Ready to take LinkedIn out of one person's login?

Connect the page, route it to the team and answer the next message from the inbox.

Questions, answered

Both inbox types a LinkedIn login exposes: a member's own messages and every company page they administer. Connect the ones you want and each becomes its own channel in the inbox, next to WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, email and web chat.

A page inbox sits behind one admin's login with no assignment, no routing and no internal notes, so teams lose track of who replied. In Lodgestory it is a channel with a team behind it: route it to sales or support, see who owns each thread and brief colleagues in notes.

Yes. Someone who writes to your page on LinkedIn and later messages on WhatsApp is one contact with one history. On the API and in webhooks the LinkedIn sender is identified by their LinkedIn URN rather than a phone number.

LinkedIn conversations flow through the same bot journeys, routing rules, AI replies and reports as every other channel. There is nothing LinkedIn-specific to configure twice.

LinkedIn page inbox | Lodgestory