Collecting data from LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync)

This guide explains how to collect data from LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync). To learn how to collect data from a different data source, go back to the Available data sources in Adverity overview.

Limitations

Collecting data from LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync) comes with the following limitations:

  • You cannot retrieve campaign data for ad accounts that are on hold. Ad accounts that are on hold are marked with *, for example, ad_account*.

Creating a datastream to collect data from LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync)

The basics of creating a datastream to collect data from any data source are explained in our guide to Creating a datastream. This guide contains information about the specific steps to create a datastream to fetch data from LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync).

Configuration: Choose the data you want to collect from LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync)

To choose what data to collect and customize the LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync) datastream configuration, follow these steps:

  1. (Optional) Rename your datastream.

  1. In Ad accounts, Lead forms, and Campaigns, select the ad accounts, lead forms, and campaigns for which to collect data. If you do not select any items in a drop-down list, Adverity collects data for all items in the drop-down list.

  1. In Fields, change the list of fields that you want to see in your data extract.

What's next?

Advanced Linkedin Lead Gen Forms (Lead Sync) tips

Using multiple workspaces to separate leads

If you are an agency who handles multiple clients, dedicate a workspace (or workspaces in a workspace group) to each client. When configuring the datastreams in the client-specific workspaces, select the ad account for that client.

For more information on creating workspaces, see Creating a workspace.

Deleting ad accounts, campaigns, and lead forms

To delete a specific ad account, campaign, or lead form from a certain datastream, apply an transformation to the data extract containing the items to delete. Use the custom script cutout to delete the relevant ad accounts, campaigns, or lead forms.

GDPR compliance

To comply with GDPR regulations and control how long data extracts are kept, change the retention type settings in the datastream configuration. For more information, see the Retention type section in Configuring advanced datastream settings.

If a person requests their records removed from a data extract, use transformations (such as cutout) to remove the relevant data from the data extracts.