Connect LinkedIn to Town
Posts drafted in your voice, comments answered, and your company page kept active, all from the work you actually did. A one-click connection to your LinkedIn account. Nothing publishes without your approval.
Snap read your week's meeting notes and drafted Friday's LinkedIn post in your voice.
See it work: a routine that writes the post you keep postponing
Draft my weekly LinkedIn post from what actually happened
Set it up once. Approve every post.
Open Integrations in Town
Go to Integrations in your Town workspace (free to create) and find LinkedIn.
Sign in with LinkedIn
Sign in to LinkedIn when prompted and authorize the connection — nothing to install or configure.
Put your presence to work
Done — ask for a post, a comment sweep, or a company-page update. Every draft waits for your approval before it publishes.
Routines that use LinkedIn
Ready-made routines from the Town library, built on LinkedIn. Install one and tailor it to how you work.
Just ask your Townie
LinkedIn is where your work gets seen. Town drafts what you post there from your meetings, notes, and inbox.
“Turn Tuesday's launch into a LinkedIn post.”
Drafted in your voice, waiting for your approval before it publishes.
“What has Acme been posting lately?”
Their page and recent posts, summarized in one answer.
“Who replied to my post?”
Comment threads pulled and summarized, with reply drafts ready for review.
LinkedIn integration FAQ
Town's LinkedIn integration connects your LinkedIn account to your AI assistant in one click — no setup, nothing to install. Your Townie can draft and publish posts as you or a company page you admin, reply to comments, and read company pages and their posts. Every post, comment, and like is held for your approval before it goes live.
Town only reads LinkedIn data when you (or a routine you configured) ask for it, and access is scoped to your account. Anything that publishes — posts, comments, likes — waits for your approval first. Read more about how Town approaches security.
Yes — if you're an admin of the page. Your Townie can draft text and image posts for any organization you administer, and each one waits for your approval before it publishes.
Your own profile, company pages and their posts, and the comment threads on posts. Under the hood these are Town's LinkedIn tools: get your profile, search organizations, read a page's posts, and list comments and replies — plus publishing tools for posts, comments, and likes. It can't browse your feed, send messages, or search for people; Town only works with what LinkedIn's official API allows.
You need a LinkedIn account, and a Town account — free to start. The LinkedIn connection works on every Town plan.
Your Townie drafts from your own material — your meeting notes, your emails, the work you actually shipped — and writes in your voice. You edit or approve every draft before it publishes, so nothing goes out that you wouldn't have written.
What is LinkedIn?
LinkedIn is the professional network — the profiles, company pages, and posts where careers and companies stay visible to the people who matter to them.
LinkedIn is where the work gets seen; Town does the writing. Connected, your meetings, notes, and shipped work become posts in your voice, replies to your comments, and a company page that stays active — with your approval on every one.
