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Working together as a team

How to share campaigns with your team and comment on their behalf

Written by Denis Bauer

Extrovert offers two ways to collaborate: Team members who join your workspace, and Managed accounts for clients or executives you manage.

Team members

Team members are people who join your Extrovert workspace to help manage campaigns.

Three access levels

  1. User - Can manage campaigns, post comments, and send DMs

  2. Manager - Everything a User can do, plus manage managed accounts, styles, and campaign settings

  3. Admin - Everything a Manager can do, plus manage billing and team members

Account connection options

Can connect LinkedIn (paid seat)

  • Posts comments and sends DMs from their own LinkedIn profile

  • Uses one paid seat from the moment you send the invite

  • Can also manage other people's campaigns

No LinkedIn needed (free)

  • Manages campaigns without posting from own profile

  • Posts comments and sends DMs on behalf of team members or managed accounts

  • Does not use a seat

How to invite team members

  1. Go to Team section

  2. Click Invite team member

  3. Enter their email

  4. Choose access level: User, Manager, or Admin

  5. Choose the connection option: Can connect LinkedIn or No LinkedIn needed

  6. Click Send invite

An invite for someone who can connect LinkedIn takes a paid seat. If a paid seat is free, the invite goes out with no charge. If all paid seats are in use, the form first shows the cost of one more seat and the button reads Pay and send invite. The seat is added only after the payment goes through. Invites for No LinkedIn needed are always free. See how seats and teams work.

Managed accounts

Managed accounts are for people whose LinkedIn profile you'll post from, but who don't need Extrovert access themselves (like clients or executives).

How managed accounts work

  • You connect their LinkedIn account to Extrovert

  • All admins can manage their campaigns

  • They don't need their own login

  • Each managed account uses one paid seat

How to add managed accounts

  1. Go to Team → Managed accounts tab

  2. Click Add managed account

  3. Enter their first name, last name, and profile URL

  4. Click Add account. If all paid seats are in use, the button reads Pay and add account, and the new seat is charged first.

  5. Connect their LinkedIn account when ready

Admins can then create campaigns, manage settings, and handle all activity for these accounts.

Campaign sharing

Any team member can share their campaign with others:

  1. Open the campaign and go to Ownership and access

  2. In Team access, click Sharing settings

  3. Under Who has access, choose Everyone in your team or Selected team members

  4. Click Save

Shared team members can manage prospects and approve comments and DMs for that campaign.

Common team setups

Agencies managing clients

  • Clients = Managed accounts (no login needed)

  • Agency team = Team members with no LinkedIn account needed

  • Result: Agency manages everything, comments and DMs post from clients' profiles

Companies with sales teams

  • Sales reps = Team members with LinkedIn connected (post from own profiles)

  • Marketing = Team members with no LinkedIn account needed (manage campaigns)

  • Executives = Managed accounts (marketing posts for them)

Billing and seat usage

What uses a seat:

  • Team members who can connect LinkedIn, and their pending invites (1 seat each)

  • Managed accounts (1 seat each)

What's free:

  • Team members with no LinkedIn account needed

Every seat adds 250 prospects, 1 topic and 300 credits a month to limits the whole team shares. Every plan can add managed accounts and share campaigns. The Seat usage block on the Team page shows how many seats are in use out of the seats you pay for.

Removing someone frees their seat but does not lower your bill. The seat stays paid until your renewal, and the next person you invite takes it without a new charge. To pay for fewer seats, an admin lowers the number of seats on the Plan page. During a trial you can invite as many members as you like.

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