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Is LinkedIn API allowing to access all user profiles? [closed]

We are interested to integrate LinkedIn into our CRM database to see where the people are up to now (changed job) based on person name and the current company name. Is this possible? As far as I know the API is restricted by the Linked credential and limited by his/her connections, is this right?

If it's correct, is there any LinkedIn API premium that we can access to achieve what we want then?

We know that the LinkedIn has a product called Sales Navigator and based on the demo looks like it's possible but the person has to be tagged first or something like that.

I'm appreciated your feedback.

Thanks

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dcpartners Avatar asked May 08 '15 03:05

dcpartners


2 Answers

You can get a person profile after authentication, As of May 12th Linkedin has restricted the use of API Blog link.

According to which you may only access Basic Profile(Name,Picture,Headline,Title,Location,Current Position) for Full Profile Access you would need to Apply with Linkedin for a Partner Account. "is there any LinkedIn API premium that we can access ?" Yes , Here is the Link to Premium link

"see where the people are up to now (changed job) based on person name and the current company name. Is this possible?" Yes in permission r_fullprofile there is a field isCurrent which is true for a current company and false for previous companies. You can also get a start date and end date for companies.

To get user connections ask for r_network permission. For a connection Profile you only get the Name,Profile Pic,Headline,Industry and link to connections linkedin profile

Have a Look at these links :

Data Fields : link

Transition Guide : link

API Terms of Use : link

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Nikesh Avatar answered Sep 26 '22 01:09

Nikesh


You can't do this with the public api right now. You used to be able to, so if you apply for the [Partner Program] (https://developer.linkedin.com/partner-programs/apply) you should be able to get access to the features you want. This is only from my experience from what I was able to access in the past. It's worth applying to see if that data is still available to partners.

You can look at what is available through the public api right here. https://apigee.com/console/linkedin?authTypeVal=oauth2&afterSuccessfulAuth=true

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Britney Johnson Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 01:09

Britney Johnson