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Groups

LinkedIn groups by ID, with paginated members.

The Groups surface resolves LinkedIn groups by their numeric ID and paginates the visible members. Groups don't have universal-name slugs — only IDs — so you'll typically arrive here from /v1/search/groups or from a known group URL.

Get group by ID

GET/v1/groups/{id}3 credits
Get Group
Group entity — metadata, owner, rules (migration pending).

Stub — returns 501. Wraps the voyager `Group — Get` dash-graphql endpoint.

parameters
This endpoint resolves through the Chrome extension when the row isn't cached. Open it in the full playground to capture via extension.
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Returns group metadata — name, description, visibility, member count, owner, rules where exposed.

List group members

GET/v1/groups/{id}/members3 credits
Get Group Members
Admins + members visible to the viewer (migration pending).

Stub — returns 501. Wraps voyager `Group — Memberships` with OWNER / MANAGER / MEMBER statuses.

parameters
This endpoint resolves through the Chrome extension when the row isn't cached. Open it in the full playground to capture via extension.
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Paginate members with the same person-record shape as /v1/profiles. The response includes membership statuses (OWNER, MANAGER, MEMBER) so you can identify the moderation surface — useful for ICP discovery in niche professional communities.

LinkedIn caps each page at ~50 members. For larger groups, paginate with offset until data: [].

Notes

  • 3 credits per call (group detail or members page), flat per request.
  • Group records cache for 14 days.
  • Visibility is viewer-scoped on LinkedIn — a private group's members won't be returned unless the user has joined. The extension inherits the user's visibility; we cannot bypass it.