LinkedIn Revenue Attribution connection guide

Make sure you've installed the Supermetrics add-on before you connect.

1. Open a new Google Sheets file.
2. Navigate to Extensions → Supermetrics → Launch sidebar to open Supermetrics.
3. Click Create new query.
4. Under Data source, select LinkedIn Revenue Attribution.
5. Choose to make this connection shared or private.
6. Click Start.
7. Log in with a LinkedIn account that has administrator access to the Business Manager account. If you are already logged in to LinkedIn, this connection will be used.
8. Navigate to Report configuration and select the ad accounts to use in your query.
9. In Options, select the lookback window, influence level, and engagement type settings to use in your query.

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1. Open the Supermetrics Looker Studio data source gallery.
2. Navigate to LinkedIn Revenue Attribution and click Start free trial.
3. You'll see two buttons that read Authorize. If you're using Supermetrics for the first time, click the left-hand one and log in with the Google Account you use with Supermetrics.
4. Once that's done, or if you've done it before, click the right-hand Authorize button (under "LinkedIn Revenue Attribution requires authorization to connect to data").
5. Select a team that has access to the account you want to connect.
6. Choose to make this connection shared or private.
7. Click Start.
8. Log in with a LinkedIn account that has administrator access to the Business Manager account. If you are already logged in to LinkedIn, this connection will be used.
9. Select the ad accounts and the lookback window, influence level, and engagement type settings you'd like to use in your report.
10. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. To create a report with our template, select Use report template for new reports. To create a blank report, deselect this option.
11. In the pane's top right, click Connect.
12. Click Create report.
13. Click Create report again.

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Make sure you've installed the Supermetrics add-on before you connect.

1. Open an Excel file.
2. Click Data → Show Supermetrics.
3. Under Data source, select LinkedIn Revenue Attribution.
4. Choose to make this connection shared or private.
5. Click Start.
6. Log in with a LinkedIn account that has administrator access to the Business Manager account. If you are already logged in to LinkedIn, this connection will be used.
7. Navigate to Report configuration and select the ad accounts to use in your query.
8. In Options, select the lookback window, influence level, and engagement type settings to use in your query.

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1. Log in to the Supermetrics Hub.
2. In the sidebar, go to Destinations → Power BI.
3. Click Create or edit queries.
4. Click Select data source.
5. Select the LinkedIn Revenue Attribution data source.
6. Click Start.
7. Log in with a LinkedIn account that has administrator access to the Business Manager account. If you are already logged in to LinkedIn, this connection will be used.
8. Fill in the query details.
9. Click Run query to test your query.

1. Log in to the Supermetrics Hub.
2. In the sidebar, click API.
3. Click Select data source.
4. Select the LinkedIn Revenue Attribution data source.
5. Click Start.
6. Log in with a LinkedIn account that has administrator access to the Business Manager account. If you are already logged in to LinkedIn, this connection will be used.
7. Fill in the query details. See detailed instructions on how to set up a Supermetrics API query in Query Manager.
8. Click Run to test your query.

1. Log in to the Supermetrics Hub.
2. In the sidebar, click Data sources.
3. Scroll down to the list of data sources you haven't connected to. You see this list below your existing connections, under the title Connect to new data source.
4. Hover over the LinkedIn Revenue Attribution data source, and click Connect.
5. Click Start.
6. Log in with a LinkedIn account that has administrator access to the Business Manager account. If you are already logged in to LinkedIn, this connection will be used.