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LinkedIn role enrichment

Optional feature that enriches Leanmote teammates with role and title signals from public LinkedIn profiles to improve org-chart inference and team mapping.

LinkedIn role enrichment is an optional feature that helps Leanmote build a more accurate picture of your organization's reporting structure. When enabled, Leanmote uses public LinkedIn signals — role, title, and team membership where available — to enrich the teammates already imported from your integrations.

What it improves

  • Org-chart inference — Leanmote can suggest manager / report relationships and team groupings even when your planning tool doesn't carry them explicitly.

  • Team mapping — title-based heuristics help bucket users into the right Leanmote team when no team is set on their profile.

  • Role-based filtering — dashboards and Views can be filtered by role categories (e.g., engineering vs. design) without you having to maintain those tags by hand.

Opt-in only

LinkedIn role enrichment is off by default. Nothing is read or stored from LinkedIn until an admin enables it for the workspace.

What's collected

  • Public profile signals only — role, title, team where it appears publicly.

  • No private messages, connections, or activity feed data.

  • Enrichment runs on Leanmote teammates only; people outside your workspace are never enriched.

How to disable

An admin can turn off LinkedIn role enrichment from the workspace's organization settings. Once disabled, Leanmote stops fetching new signals and the previously fetched fields can be cleared on request — contact your account team if you want a clean wipe.

Privacy and compliance

  • Enrichment uses public profile data only; private profiles are skipped.

  • If a teammate updates or removes their public LinkedIn profile, Leanmote stops surfacing the cached enrichment for that field on the next sync.

  • For specific compliance questions (DPA scope, regional residency, processor lists), contact your account team.

Related articles

  • Users management

  • Teams management

  • Organization settings

  • Roles and access levels

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