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How Linkwiz works

See the whole picture.
Know what to do next.

Linkwiz connects company, profile, and activity signals in one shared LinkedIn report.

Linkwiz company report showing the profile and activity score with category-level opportunities.

The workflow

One report. Three moves.

01

Choose the right people.

Define the audience. You approve exactly who is included.

02

Connect the signals.

Bring company, profile, activity, and role context together.

03

Act on the gaps.

Keep the evidence, context, and next step connected.

See the product

From the whole picture to the next action.

Move from a company-wide view to the exact evidence behind each recommendation. Then see how the team actually participates.

Company view

See where the company stands.

Start with a shared profile and activity score, category-level performance, and the opportunities that need attention across the selected team.

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Linkwiz company report showing the shared profile and activity score, category performance, and priority opportunities.

Evidence and action

Know exactly why it matters.

Open an individual check, see the supporting profile evidence and company context, and follow a recommendation that explains the next step.

Explore profile evidence
Linkwiz individual report showing Alex Bennett’s supporting evidence and recommended next step.

Activity intelligence

See who participates and how.

Review public posts, comments, reactions, and reposts alongside participation patterns and activity distribution across the team.

Open activity intelligence
Linkwiz activity report showing participation mix and activity distribution across selected profiles.

The whole picture

What Linkwiz connects.

LinkedIn presence is not one company page or one score. It is the relationship between what the company says, how its people present themselves, and what they do publicly.

Presence Intelligence

Presence shows what people see.

Linkwiz analyzes the selected team’s public LinkedIn profiles alongside the company context. It surfaces recurring gaps in positioning, profile completeness, company connection, and role relevance without reducing the company to a generic checklist.

Activity Intelligence

Activity shows what actually happens.

Public posts, comments, reactions, reposts, mentions, and participation patterns reveal how the company’s people contribute on LinkedIn. The report makes uneven activity and missed opportunities visible across roles and teams.

Evidence → context → action

Context turns signals into decisions.

A signal becomes useful when the report preserves where it came from, who it affects, and why it matters. Recommendations remain connected to the observed evidence and a practical next action instead of appearing as an unexplained score.

Method and control

You choose the people. Linkwiz shows the evidence.

The public report starter only helps identify the company and relevant audience. The exact profiles, analysis, and report remain under the authenticated user’s control.

01

You approve the profiles.

Finder criteria surface relevant people; Linkwiz does not assume every employee belongs in the report.

02

No scan starts from a domain.

Authentication and explicit confirmation happen before profile analysis or activity scanning begins.

03

Reports start private.

A new report lives in the selected workspace. Sharing is a deliberate action by an authorized user.

04

Evidence stays visible.

Recommendations keep the supporting public signal and company context attached.

Questions

Before you build a report.

Does Linkwiz analyze every employee automatically?

No. You define the audience, review potential matches, and choose the exact profiles to include after signing in.

Does entering a company domain start a LinkedIn scan?

No. The domain helps identify the company. No profile analysis or activity scan begins before authentication and explicit confirmation.

What is the difference between Presence and Activity Intelligence?

Presence Intelligence analyzes how the company and selected people present themselves on LinkedIn. Activity Intelligence analyzes their visible participation, interactions, cadence, and patterns. The company report connects both.

How does Linkwiz turn a signal into a recommendation?

Linkwiz keeps the observed public evidence, the relevant company and role context, the identified gap, and the recommended next action together so the reasoning remains visible.

Who can see a company report?

New reports start private inside the selected workspace. Only authorized workspace users can access them unless an authorized user explicitly enables sharing.

Ready when you are

Build the whole picture.

Start with your company, choose the people who matter, and turn connected LinkedIn signals into a shared plan.