Used for
Profile connection, content workflow and supported publishing.
Elaryx integrations connect the platform to supported services used for profile context, content publishing and growth workflows. Each connection should clearly explain its purpose, permissions, data use and current availability before you connect it.
Clear permissions · User-controlled connections
A supported LinkedIn connection allows Elaryx to use the permissions available to your account for approved product features such as profile connection and publishing. Exact capabilities must match granted permissions and available APIs.
Profile connection, content workflow and supported publishing.
Authentication, profile context and approved post publishing where enabled.
LinkedIn scopes shown before authorization.
Disconnect from settings or through documented support.
Elaryx is an independent product. Do not imply endorsement or partnership unless it has been formally verified and approved for public use.
Explain why each permission is requested.
Link to current security and privacy policies.
Explain where connections can be disconnected.
Use support, access or deletion request processes.
Integrations fits into the larger Elaryx workflow so direction, creation, publishing and learning stay connected.
Available · profile connection and supported publishing workflow.
Internal service · AI text and image generation where configured.
Internal service · transactional notifications when configured.
Coming soon · requests guide prioritization but do not promise delivery.
Available capabilities depend on the permissions granted to Elaryx and the LinkedIn APIs supported for the connected account. The connection screen should list the exact capabilities before authorization.
Elaryx should never ask for or store your LinkedIn password as part of a supported OAuth connection. Authorization takes place through the provider’s connection flow.
Yes. Users should be able to disconnect supported integrations from account settings or follow the documented support process when self-service disconnection is not available.
Coming soon means the connection is being considered or developed but is not currently available for active use. It should not be treated as a delivery commitment.
Review the Elaryx LinkedIn Data Usage, Privacy and Security pages for current information about permissions, processing and user controls.
Review available connections, understand the permissions and keep control of how Elaryx works with your accounts.