One consent gives you their ad accounts and lets you publish on their behalf — no admin invites to chase.
LinkedIn connects through one OAuth. Depending on purpose, the client grants:
Set the purpose, ads or social, and the consent matches it. Your client only sees the permissions for the work you are actually doing, so the screen stays short and easy to approve.
One secure connection, on your branded onboarding link, with the client in full control.
The client authorises access on the platform’s own screen. No credentials are ever shared with you or eGiiG.
You request exactly the access the work requires. The client can narrow it, but never has to grant more.
Every connection lives in the client’s portal, where they can review or revoke access whenever they choose.
(These map to LinkedIn's ad-account roles. There's one billing-admin per account, which LinkedIn controls, so eGiiG doesn't offer that as a grantable level.)
LinkedIn publishing in eGiiG authors posts as the connecting person's profile (urn:li:person), not as the Company Page. Posting as the Page requires LinkedIn's Community Management API approval, which isn't part of the standard connect. So on this page, describe social publishing as "post on your behalf / as your profile," not "post as your Company Page." Profile access is included automatically by the OAuth — there's nothing for the client to tick; it's how publishing works at all.
eGiiG's LinkedIn outreach (using the client's own LinkedIn as a sender for connection requests and messages) is a different, extension-based connection — the client installs the eGiiG Chrome extension and pairs it via an invite code, not this OAuth. Keep outreach on its own page or section; this page is about ads + publishing.
Choose LinkedIn and the purpose in the Flow builder; pick the ad-account access level.
Send the branded onboarding link.
Client authorizes → they see a picker for their ad accounts and Page, confirm, and the assets land in Ads / Social; portal lists the profile and pages granted.
Start free, no card. Send one branded link and get the LinkedIn access you need.