Product Guide · Getting Started
Set up Scripe on Business
This page is for you if you are on Business: a company or an agency running LinkedIn for several people or clients. It lists the steps Business adds on top of a team setup. Not sure which plan you are on? Settings > Billing shows it.
The steps are for the admin who sets things up. Colleagues and clients you invite follow Invited by your team instead.
What Business includes
Everything in Advanced, plus:
| Business | |
|---|---|
| Workspaces | As many as you need, on one bill |
| Light profiles | One per Light seat: engagement and analytics, no content creation |
| Roles | Change a user's role after the invite |
| Workflow | Custom post statuses, labels and a required review before anything is scheduled |
| Campaigns | A brief that travels with every idea and post written for a launch or event |
| Company tone of voice | Writing rules and a footer for every profile in the workspace |
| Link tracking | Tracked links, on your own domain if you like |
| Community | Engagement lists of the people who matter to you |
| Reporting | Analytics export (CSV) |
| Support | A free 1:1 onboarding call and ongoing strategy support |
See Plans for the full comparison.
Your setup
Book your onboarding call
On Business, a banner at the top of your workspace offers a free 1:1 onboarding call: press Book free 1:1 onboarding call. It is the quickest way to get topics and a first calendar in place.
Set up your first workspace
Create the workspace with your company name and website, fill in the company documents in the knowledge base, and add the profiles you run. Each Full profile uses a Full seat; company pages use none. See Set up your Advanced workspace: the same steps apply.
Add a workspace per client or business unit
If you are an agency, give every client its own workspace, so strategy, knowledge and results never mix. Open the workspace menu, Switch workspace, then Add workspace; it is billed on your subscription. See Scripe for agencies.
Bring in colleagues who only engage
For people who should like and comment on your posts but not write their own, use Light profiles. On Settings > Users & Profiles, an admin shares the Light invite link; anyone who connects LinkedIn through it uses a Light seat. See Users and roles.
Give everyone the right role
Admins work on every profile, Members on the profiles assigned to them, and Clients review and see results only. On Business you can change a role later from the user's row. See Users and roles.
Shape your workflow
Replace the default post statuses with your own stages, and turn on Require review workflow if nothing may go out unapproved. Create labels to tag posts, ideas and media. See Post status and Labels.
Set the company's voice
In Settings > Content & branding > Tone of Voice, write the rules and the footer every profile in the workspace follows, while each person keeps their own style. See Organization tone of voice.
Plan campaigns and track clicks
Group a launch or event into a campaign, and turn the links you post into tracked links to see which posts and profiles bring the clicks.
What comes next
- A team admin's first day covers the setup of one workspace in a single sitting.
- Running your team's LinkedIn shows who does what in a normal week.
- Reporting results to a client is for agencies that share results.