Schedule LinkedIn posts for profiles and pages
A LinkedIn scheduler that treats it like the business channel it is: plan posts for profiles and company pages, get them approved, and report on growth.
Treat LinkedIn like the business channel it is
LinkedIn content usually needs sharper review and clearer reporting than a quick social post. Pallyy's LinkedIn integration keeps profiles and company pages on a shared social media calendar, routes drafts through a social media approval tool, brings comments into the social media inbox, and turns page performance into social media analytics you can hand to stakeholders.
Professional content, professionally run
Company content planned, approved, published, and measured.
Publish to profiles and pages
Text, image, video, and carousel posts, scheduled from one composer.
Report the numbers stakeholders ask for
Page views, visitors, demographics, post insights, and follower growth.
Follow up on comments
Feedback on company updates gathers in one place, so replies never slip.
Review before it represents you
Nothing publishes under the company name until it has been signed off.
Every LinkedIn detail handled
The small things that keep company content polished.
Questions, answered
Can I connect both personal profiles and company pages?
Yes. Pallyy connects personal LinkedIn profiles and company pages, so thought leadership and company news can share one planning workflow.
What LinkedIn formats can I schedule?
Text, image, video, and carousel posts, with previews, page tagging, and alt text prepared before anything goes live.
Do LinkedIn posts publish automatically?
Yes. Scheduled posts publish automatically at their set time through the official LinkedIn API, with no reminders or manual steps.
Does Pallyy include LinkedIn analytics?
Yes, for company pages. Track page views, unique visitors, demographics, post insights, and follower growth, then share them as reports.
Can I manage LinkedIn comments in Pallyy?
Yes. Supported comments come into the shared inbox, so replies to company updates do not depend on someone remembering to check LinkedIn.
Why schedule LinkedIn posts instead of posting live?
Scheduling lets you batch content, hit consistent posting times, and run every post through review first, which matters when content publishes under the company name.