ConnectWiz for LinkedIn
Comments & leadsYour Company Page comments are B2B conversations. Treat them like it.
Under every LinkedIn post, prospects ask real questions in front of their whole network. ConnectWiz pulls those comments — and your lead-form responses — into one owned desk. And it states LinkedIn’s messaging boundary honestly, because nobody outside a closed partner program can cross it.
Comment desk
Page comments, owned like conversations
Organization-aware connect
Sign in with LinkedIn and pick from the Company Pages you actually administer — the channel binds to the organization, not a personal profile.
Comments with post context
Comments arrive in the shared triage desk attached to the post they answer — assigned, tagged and worked beside Instagram, YouTube and the rest of your public surface.
Reply — and moderate
Publish replies as the Page from the desk, and delete comments that need deleting, using LinkedIn’s own verbs. Wiz drafts; a human approves by default.
B2B triage discipline
"Needs reply" first, bulk assignment, keyboard-first flow — the buying question from a CTO doesn’t drown under congratulations emojis.
Lead forms
Lead-gen answers, delivered whole
Full responses, not just names
LinkedIn lead-form submissions are pulled with their complete question-and-answer data and become CRM leads — the context your sales team actually needs, not a bare email.
Straight into the pipeline
Leads land in the same CRM as every channel’s contacts — taggable, assignable, and reachable on whatever channel they actually consented to.
Pulled on schedule
Forms and comments are fetched per connected Page on a polling cadence — LinkedIn offers no push here, and we’d rather state the minutes than imply real-time.
The honest boundary
Why there’s no LinkedIn inbox here — from anyone
Page messaging is partner-gated
LinkedIn’s Pages Messaging API is a closed partner program. We’re not in it, and neither are the tools that let you believe otherwise — their "LinkedIn inbox" is usually browser automation against LinkedIn’s terms.
No terms-breaking shortcuts
We don’t scrape, puppet browsers or resell session cookies. Your Page’s standing with LinkedIn is worth more than a feature checkbox — that’s the same judgment we apply on every channel.
The honest playbook
Answer publicly under the post, capture the lead, and continue on a channel you both own — email, WhatsApp, or a call. The desk is built around that motion.
Better together
Where LinkedIn meets the rest of the stack
Lead forms feed the pipeline
A LinkedIn lead lands as a CRM contact with its form answers and consent evidence, enters a pipeline, and can trigger the follow-up flow you drew — not a CSV someone downloads on Friday.
Comments get the inbox treatment
Company-page comments arrive as routed conversations — assignment, internal notes, history — so the question under your product announcement is answered by the right person, visibly.
Follow up where you can reply
Page messaging is partner-gated (stated plainly below), so the honest follow-up path for a lead is email, phone or WhatsApp — all next to the same contact, one click away.
Wiz drafts the public replies
B2B comment replies are positioning. The AI drafts from your knowledge base in your registers; a human signs off before anything public ships.
The B2B playbook
Speed-to-lead is the whole game
Answer leads while they’re warm
B2B leads decay by the hour. Routing a LinkedIn lead straight to its owner with an SLA clock — instead of a weekly export — is the single highest-leverage change this integration makes.
Separate the lanes
Sales questions, support issues and job-seekers all comment on the same posts. Lanes with different owners keep your sales team out of the recruiting queue and vice versa.
Close the loop on ad spend
Lead-gen campaigns earn their budget only if outcomes flow back — pipeline stages tell you which campaign produced customers, not just form-fills.
The CTO asking in your comments won’t wait for Monday.
Put your Company Page’s conversations in a queue with an owner.