Request LinkedIn Page admin access to a LinkedIn Page to manage the Page and be eligible to contact support about the Page. Requesting admin access grants all current super admins of that Page access to your public profile information.
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To access a Page as an admin, no separate LinkedIn account login is needed. Instead, you’ll log into your own LinkedIn account where you have admin access and go to your Page admin view.
To request admin access to a Page:
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List your current position with the organization on your profile in the Experience section. This step is required.
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Go to the Page you’d like admin access to.
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Click the
More button and select Request admin access from the dropdown. -
Click the checkbox to verify that you’re authorized to become an admin of the Page.
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Click the Request access button.
- You may be prompted to confirm your company email address.
To request admin access to a Page:
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List your current position with the organization on your profile in the Experience section. This step is required.
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Go to the Page you’d like admin access to.
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Tap
More, then tap Request admin access. -
Tap the checkbox to verify that you’re authorized to become a Page admin.
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Tap the Request access button. This grants all current super admins access to your public profile information.
- You may be prompted to confirm your company email address.
After you request access
You'll receive confirmation in your Notification tab if you've been assigned Page admin access.
If the Page is actively managed, a super admin must approve your request. If the Page isn’t actively managed, you may be automatically approved.
If the current admins don’t respond to your request, you can contact us to request access. Before contacting support, please add the Page as your current employer on your profile, and verify your work email address if your company offers work email verification. In some cases, LinkedIn customer support may need to ask you for more information.
Important to know
If you don’t receive a notification about gaining admin access, it means the existing admins haven’t accepted your request. LinkedIn customer support can't provide admin information to members or employees of the Page.
Additional permissions
Advertisers who want to create new ads or sponsor organic content can request Sponsored Content poster admin permission through Campaign Manager. It can also be assigned by an existing Page super admin.
Request Landing Pages admin and Lead Gen Form manager access by contacting your Page super admin.
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