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Connecting Your Accounts

Enable automated reporting by connecting your external accounts

You can connect your external accounts to enable automated reporting for your deliverables. Connecting accounts is easy and private (we’ll never share your data, and we’ll only pull reports for specific deliverables which you enter into the system).

Here’s how to do it:

Click on the ‘Connected Accounts’ link in the settings menu.

Choose which type of account you’d like to connect. We currently support:

The authorization process differs for each provider, but generally, you can just follow the steps as shown, and accept the prompts. When finished, you’ll see your new external account shown within InfluenceKit, like this:

Now, when you enter deliverables from that external platform (in this case, Facebook), InfluenceKit will automatically pull performance statistics.


Platform-Specific Tips

Facebook and Instagram:

If you manage multiple Facebook pages, InfluenceKit will automatically figure out which one to pull statistics from, based on the URL of the deliverable you enter into the system.

If you want to prevent access to certain pages, you can disable them using the toggles:

Note: we pull Instagram Stories for any Facebook Pages that are connected to an Instagram account. To prevent that, just toggle off that page.


Google Analytics

If you have multiple Google Analytics profiles, InfluenceKit will make an intelligent guess about which one matches the deliverables you enter, based on the URL. If you notice any issues, please contact us and we’ll help troubleshoot the problem.


LinkedIn

LinkedIn reporting works with the Company Pages you’re an admin of — not your personal LinkedIn profile. That’s a limit of LinkedIn’s API: it only opens up analytics for Pages, and only to Page admins.

So after you connect LinkedIn, each Page you administer shows up on your Profiles page with its follower count:

LinkedIn Company Pages listed on the Profiles page with their follower counts

If nothing appears after connecting, it’s almost always one of these:

  • You’re not an admin on any Company Page. Being an employee, or following a Page, isn’t enough — LinkedIn has to list you as an admin.

  • You have a role on the Page that isn’t admin. Some roles can see the Page but not its analytics, and LinkedIn won’t release the numbers to us.

Post statistics for LinkedIn deliverables work the same way: paste the URL of a post published by a Page you administer.


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Access your ExpertSender API key here:

Copy your APIv2 address and your API key into the form:

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