When to Use It
Use this node when:- You want to avoid selecting the same LinkedIn Ads accounts in every report node
- You’re building larger workflows and want to manage account selection dynamically
- You need to reuse a filtered group of accounts based on naming or ID
- Building an AI agent that needs to list accounts before running reports
Inputs
Field | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Selection Mode | Select dropdown | Yes | Choose how to define your accounts: manual, all, or filtered |
Accounts | Multi-select | Yes (manual) | Manually select LinkedIn Ads accounts to use in later nodes |
Filters | Text filter | Yes (if filter mode) | Filter accounts by name or ID using text conditions |
Limit | Number | No | Max number of accounts to return in filter or all mode |
Selection Modes
- Manual Selection: Pick specific accounts one by one
- Select All Available: Automatically includes all LinkedIn Ads accounts tied to the authenticated connection
- Filter by Name/ID: Define rules (e.g., “Name contains ‘campaign’”) to select accounts dynamically
Output
The node returns the selected account IDs and account information under adata
key. You can reference this in any downstream LinkedIn Ads node.
Account Selection Output:
- Account IDs: Unique identifiers for selected accounts
- Account Names: Human-readable names for each account
Credit Cost
- Cost per run: 0 credits (account selection is free)
Example Usage
- Selection Mode: Filter by Name
- Filter: “Name contains ‘Q4 Campaign’”
- Limit: 3 accounts
FAQs
Why can't I see all my LinkedIn ad accounts?
Why can't I see all my LinkedIn ad accounts?
Make sure you have the correct permissions in LinkedIn Campaign Manager. You need at least Account Manager access to view account data. Also verify that you’re logged in with the correct LinkedIn account that has access to your business accounts.
What's the difference between account ID and account name?
What's the difference between account ID and account name?
- Account ID: A unique numeric identifier that never changes
- Account Name: A human-readable name that can be changed in Campaign Manager
Why do I need Administrator role for some features?
Why do I need Administrator role for some features?
LinkedIn requires Administrator role type for certain data types, particularly Company Demographic Reports. If you need access to demographic data, contact your LinkedIn account administrator to request Administrator permissions.
Can I select accounts from multiple LinkedIn organizations?
Can I select accounts from multiple LinkedIn organizations?
Yes, if your LinkedIn user has access to multiple organizations, you’ll see accounts from all of them. The node will show which organization each account belongs to help you distinguish between them.
Why is an account showing as inactive?
Why is an account showing as inactive?
Accounts may appear inactive if:
- No recent campaigns: No active campaigns in the last 30 days
- Disabled account: Account has been disabled in Campaign Manager
- Billing issues: Payment problems preventing campaign delivery
- Policy violations: Account restricted due to policy violations
- Draft/Paused status: All campaigns are in draft or paused status
How often is the account list updated?
How often is the account list updated?
The account list is refreshed every time you run this node. If you’ve recently gained access to new accounts or accounts have been added to your organization, run this node again to see the updated list.
Why do I get 'REVOKED_ACCESS_TOKEN' error?
Why do I get 'REVOKED_ACCESS_TOKEN' error?
This error occurs when your LinkedIn credentials have expired. LinkedIn has a security policy requiring credential updates once a year. To fix this:
- Reconnect your LinkedIn data source
- Re-authenticate with your LinkedIn account
- This will update your credentials and restore access