Overview

Admin endpoints let you programmatically manage your Linked API subscription status, seats, connected LinkedIn accounts, and rate limits.

While the main API endpoints (workflows, conversations, statistics) operate on behalf of a specific LinkedIn account, admin endpoints manage your Linked API account itself. They are synchronous (direct request-response, no workflows) and require only the linked-api-token header – no identification-token is needed.

Authentication

Admin endpoints require the linked-api-token header – the same token used for all other API requests. Account-specific operations accept accountId in the request body instead of the identification-token header. You can find your token in the platform dashboard.

Request format

All endpoints use POST method with JSON body. The URL pattern is:

POST https://api.linkedapi.io/admin/<resource>.<action>

Header	Required	Description
`linked-api-token`	Yes	Your Linked API token
`Content-Type`	Yes	`application/json`

Response format

Success

json

{
  "success": true,
  "result": { ... }
}

Error

json

{
  "success": false,
  "error": {
    "type": "errorType",
    "message": "Human-readable error description"
  }
}

Common errors

Type	HTTP Status	Description
`linkedApiTokenRequired`	401	Missing `linked-api-token` header
`invalidLinkedApiToken`	401	Token is invalid or expired
`accountIdRequired`	401	Missing or invalid `accountId`
`accountNotFound`	401	Account does not exist or does not belong to you
`sessionNotFound`	404	Connection session not found
`tooManyRequests`	429	Rate limit exceeded (100 requests per 60 seconds)

Next steps

Subscription – manage subscription status and seats
Accounts – connect, disconnect, and monitor LinkedIn accounts
Limits – configure and monitor rate limits
Webhooks – register an endpoint to receive workflow and account events

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