Import your saved posts
The LinkedMash extension imports your LinkedIn saves and keeps new ones syncing.
Through webhooks and the REST API. LinkedMash imports your LinkedIn saves, then posts a webhook to your n8n Webhook node when you save a post, change its labels, or create a label. Any HTTP Request node can read the library back with your API token, so saving a post on LinkedIn becomes the trigger for a workflow.
The LinkedMash extension imports your LinkedIn saves and keeps new ones syncing.
In LinkedMash, open Settings then Integrations then Webhooks, add your n8n Webhook node URL, and pick the events you want.
Use an HTTP Request node with your Developer API token to fetch posts, labels and smart views inside the workflow.
LinkedMash pushes an event to n8n as it happens, so nothing polls and nothing runs on a schedule it does not need.
Each event carries the post text, its LinkedIn link and the author, so the first node already has something to work with.
An HTTP Request node with your token reads saved posts, labels and smart views, and can label posts or trigger an export.

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There is no dedicated LinkedMash node in the n8n catalogue. The integration uses the built-in nodes instead: an n8n Webhook node receives LinkedMash events, and an HTTP Request node with your Developer API token reads and updates the library. Nothing custom has to be installed.
LinkedMash sends bookmark.created when a post is saved, bookmark.updated when labels or read status change, and label.created when you add a label. Each request carries an X-LinkedMash-Signature header so the workflow can verify it came from LinkedMash.
Copy the production URL from your n8n Webhook node, then in LinkedMash open Settings, Integrations, Webhooks, add the URL, select the events you want, and save. Sending a test event confirms n8n is receiving it before you build the rest of the workflow.
The event name, a timestamp and a data object with the post id, the post text and its LinkedIn link, the author name and handle, and your account id. On update events it also lists the labels added and removed.
Yes. The REST API accepts label changes and export triggers with the same token, so a workflow can classify a new save and label it automatically, or push a filtered set out as CSV or JSON.
The Developer API, webhooks and MCP server are on the Creator plan. Reader covers saving, search, labels and the built-in auto-export to Notion, Google Sheets, Airtable and Miro without programmatic access.
Import your library, point a webhook at n8n, and let a save start the workflow.
Import your existing saved posts · Keep new saves moving automatically