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Sign up, install the extension and connect a LinkedIn account.

There are two ways in. Which one applies to you depends on whether you are using your own LinkedIn account or managing someone else's.

Signing in with LinkedIn

This is the normal route, and the one to use if you are working your own LinkedIn account.

You need three things:

  • Google Chrome, or another Chromium browser
  • An active LinkedIn session in one of your tabs
  • The LinkedLeads Chrome extension — you will be prompted to install it if it is not detected

Then:

  1. Make sure you are signed in to LinkedIn in another tab.
  2. Go to app.linkedleadsapp.com.
  3. The extension checks for your LinkedIn session.
  4. If you do not have a LinkedLeads account yet, one is created for you.
  5. You land in your workspace with your LinkedIn messaging already there.

There is no form and no password. Your LinkedLeads account is tied to your LinkedIn profile, and your 15-day trial starts the moment it is created.

The LinkedLeads sign-in page on the Log in with LinkedIn tab, explaining that the Chrome extension is used to sign in or create an account, with a note that you will be sent to the Chrome Web Store if the extension is not detected.
The Log in with LinkedIn tab. There is no password field on it — the extension does the work.
The LinkedLeads sign-up form with fields for first name, last name, email and password, and a link for people who already have an account.
The sign-up form, for the cases where an account is created directly rather than through the extension.

Signing in with an email and password

This route exists for two situations:

  • You have been invited as an account manager on someone else's workspace
  • You are the account owner and have turned this method on in order to delegate access

In both cases an email address and password are set during the invitation, and you sign in at app.linkedleadsapp.com/login without needing the extension at all.

The sign-in page on the Log in with email / password tab, listing the two cases it applies to — invited as an account manager, or granted access to the account without needing the LinkedIn credentials — above email and password fields.
The app states the same two cases on the tab itself, above the fields.

If you forget your password

This applies to the email and password route only. There is no password on the LinkedIn route to forget.

  1. Click Forgot your password? beneath the sign-in fields.
  2. Enter the email address the invitation was sent to, and click Continue.
A Reset your password panel with a single email field and Cancel and Continue buttons.
Use the address the invitation went to — a different one will not be recognised.
  1. A reset email is sent. If it does not arrive, check your spam folder.
A confirmation reading Your reset email is on its way, advising you to check your inbox and then your spam folder, with a Log in button.
The confirmation. It says nothing about whether the address was recognised, so this screen appears either way.
  1. Follow the link in the email and set a new password.
A Choose your password panel with a new password field and a confirmation field, and a Change your password button.
Both fields must match before the button will act.

Which applies to you

What you are doingHow you sign inExtension needed
Working your own LinkedIn accountWith LinkedIn, via the extensionYes
Managing an account you were invited toEmail and passwordNo

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