Each Campaign Manager user is required to enable two-step verification on their individual LinkedIn account to help secure their ad accounts. If there are multiple users on an ad account, each person needs to enable two-step verification.
Learn more about two-step verification in Campaign Manager below.
Two-step verification is required to help enhance the security of your account. Two-step verification requires that a person use more than one form of verification to access an account, usually by “knowing something†such as a password and by “having something†such as a mobile device.
By adding two-step verification to your account, together we can help LinkedIn stay a safe, trusted, and professional platform.
If you’ve already turned two-step verification on, you’re not required to take any additional action at this time.
If you haven’t turned two-step verification on, you’ll see a prompt in your LinkedIn desktop or mobile app with instructions to turn two-step verification on.
If you’ve authorized integrating Campaign Manager data with your marketing partner, you’ll need to re-authorize the integration if you enabled two-step verification before October 31, 2023, to allow the integration to continue running successfully. Please contact your marketing partner if you need help re-authenticating the integration.
You’re all set. Two-step verification applies to both your Linkedin.com and Campaign Manager accounts.
Because two-step verification is enabled at the individual LinkedIn account level, you’ll also need to enable two-step verification for your LinkedIn account. Each person on the ad account needs to enable two-step verification to take certain actions in Campaign Manager.
You’ll continue to be prompted to set up two-step verification. You won’t be able to take certain actions in Campaign Manager without first enabling two-step verification.
If you’ve authorized integrating Campaign Manager data with your marketing partner, you’ll need to re-authorize the integration if you enabled two-step verification before October 31, 2023, to allow the integration to continue running successfully. Please contact your marketing partner if you need help re-authenticating the integration.
Two-step verification requires you to use more than one form of verification to access an account, usually by "knowing something" such as a password and by "having something" such as a mobile device.
You can select from two options: phone number (SMS) or an authenticator app.
Yes, you can set up two-step verification using either SMS or an authenticator app. LinkedIn recommends an authenticator app as the preferred two-step verification method.
If you use an authenticator app, you’ll need to manually enter a code when prompted. QR codes are not currently available.
No, each individual Campaign Manager user must enable two-step verification on their own LinkedIn account. If you choose SMS for two-step verification, your phone number isn’t visible to or shared with others on the ad account.
If you’re asked to set up two-step verification or to reauthenticate and you don’t have your phone, please contact us for further assistance. You’ll be asked to confirm your identity prior to access being restored. You can then re-enable two-step verification which will grant you access to Campaign Manager.
You’ll be prompted for a verification code when you log in (sometimes on trusted devices, always on new devices).
You can check your current setup in your account settings at any time.
No, all Campaign Manager customers are required to use two-step verification.
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