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Kavenio publishes LinkedIn posts through the authenticated member’s personal profile. Use linkedin as the platform value and put LinkedIn-specific fields in platformSpecificData. Company Page publishing is not currently supported. Kavenio can upload LinkedIn images, GIFs, videos, and documents from your media URLs before creating the post. You can also provide advanced LinkedIn mediaUrns when you have already uploaded assets yourself.

Quick Reference

LinkedIn member analytics are limited to posts the authenticated member can access.

Create An Image Post

Kavenio uploads each image or GIF to LinkedIn first, then creates the post using the returned media URNs.

Create A Video Post

LinkedIn video posts support one MP4 video. Kavenio initializes a LinkedIn video upload, uploads the bytes, finalizes the upload, and then creates the post.

Create A Document Post

Documents support PDF, PPT, PPTX, DOC, and DOCX files up to 100 MB. Kavenio waits for LinkedIn document processing before creating the post.

Use Existing LinkedIn Media URNs

Use mediaUrns only when you already have provider media URNs and want Kavenio to skip media upload.
When mediaUrns is supplied with media items, the counts must match. Kavenio uses media item metadata such as image alt text and document title when building the final post body.

Quote Reshares

Use reshareUrl for LinkedIn quote reshares.
Reshare posts cannot include media items or mediaUrns.

Platform-Specific Fields

Media Rules

LinkedIn rejects mixed media types and unsupported counts. Do not mix video, document, and image media in the same LinkedIn post. Media URLs must be public and fetchable when Kavenio publishes.

Scheduling

Use Kavenio’s normal scheduledFor field. Kavenio uploads media when the scheduled job runs, so media URLs must remain valid until publish time.

Unsupported Cases

Kavenio does not support these LinkedIn actions through post publishing:
  • mixed media-type posts
  • multiple videos
  • multiple documents
  • media on quote reshares
  • company Page or organization publishing
  • geo-targeted organization posts
  • unsupported document formats
  • native edit or unpublish after publication

Common Errors