Team and agency: how do you run multiple LinkedIn accounts?

This is the part no individual-first tool does. If you run an agency, ghostwrite for clients, or lead a content team, you manage many profiles, not one.

In chat, you ask across the whole team at once:

"Give me a one-line performance summary for each team member this month, then schedule Sarah's next post for Thursday at 8am."

`get_org_metrics_summary` returns one compact summary per member (name, totals, top posts), or a detailed breakdown for an individual. `list_org_members` and `list_org_member_posts` give you the roster and the inventory, and `schedule_member_post` lets an admin queue a post on a member's behalf, all from one chat.

The use case that comes up most: build your own dashboard. The same org metrics are on the REST API, so you are not boxed into one tool's screens. You pull the data into your own internal tools and report it your way. Two plays we see constantly:

• Teams: run your employee advocacy program. Feed member activity into a live leaderboard and run a quarterly competition, the kind of game that actually keeps a team posting.

• Agencies: custom reports, one source of truth. Build client reports on your own template, and centralise every client's activity in a single view instead of logging into each account.

That is the closed loop at team scale: in chat for the quick questions, on the API for the systems you build to keep.

Running LinkedIn for clients or a team? That workflow is what MagicPost for agencies and teams were built around: client approval, multi-account management, and team visibility in one place.