Make · Automation

Automate LinkedIn with Make

Use the Reach MCP 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

Reach MCP 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.

1

Install the Reach MCP Chrome extension

Install the Reach MCP Chrome extension and sign in to your Reach MCP 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.
2

Get your API key from the dashboard

Once your LinkedIn account is connected, go to Settings → API Key in your Reach MCP dashboard and copy your personal key. This key identifies your account and is passed as the X-API-Key header on every request.
3

Add an HTTP module to your Make scenario

In Make, add a HTTP → Make a Request module to your scenario. Configure it with the Reach MCP 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
4

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
5

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.