Make · Automation

Automate LinkedIn with Make

Use the Reachmcp REST API inside Make's HTTP module to trigger LinkedIn actions — exports, messages, connections — from any Make scenario.

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Chrome extension required

Reachmcp works via a Chrome extension that connects to your LinkedIn session directly in your browser. No password is ever shared — the extension reads your LinkedIn session cookie securely. You can uninstall it at any time to revoke access.

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Install the Reachmcp Chrome extension

Install the Reachmcp Chrome extension and sign in to your Reachmcp account. The extension connects to your LinkedIn session directly in your browser — no password is shared, and you can uninstall it at any time to revoke access.
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Get your API key from the dashboard

Once your LinkedIn account is connected, go to Settings → API Key in your Reachmcp dashboard and copy your personal key. This key identifies your account and is passed as the X-API-Key header on every request.
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Add an HTTP module to your Make scenario

In Make, add a HTTP → Make a Request module to your scenario. Configure it with the Reachmcp base URL and your API key as an X-API-Key header:
URL:    https://app.reachmcp.com/api/<endpoint>
Method: POST (or GET depending on the action)

Headers:
  X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY
  Content-Type:  application/json
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Choose your endpoint

Browse all available actions in the API reference. Common examples:
Scrape profiles from a LinkedIn search URL:
GET /api/linkedin/ACCOUNT_ID/scrape-search
Query params: url=https://linkedin.com/search/...&count=25

Send a LinkedIn message:
POST /api/linkedin/ACCOUNT_ID/messages
Body: { "text": "Hi {{name}}!", "recipient_linkedin_id": "https://linkedin.com/in/..." }

Send a connection request:
POST /api/linkedin/ACCOUNT_ID/connect
Query params: linkedin_id_or_url=https://linkedin.com/in/...&message=...

List conversations (inbox):
GET /api/linkedin/ACCOUNT_ID/conversations
Query params: unread=true&count=25
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Map the output to your other modules

Connect the HTTP module output to a Google Sheets module, an Airtable module, a Gmail module, or any other Make module to build your full automation scenario.