LinkedIn Sales Navigator error: "Almost there! You've signed in, but still need to grant us access."

Symptom

Users are experiencing an issue in Outreach where they are unable to log in to LinkedIn Sales Navigator, encountering the error message: Almost there! You've signed in, but still need to grant us access.

Applies To

• Outreach users
• LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Resolution

Note: The first two important steps refer to actions that need to be taken in your browser settings. Links to procedures for some of the most common are listed. If you don't see yours, please review their documentation for specific steps.

1. Enable Pop-ups: Ensure that your web browser allows pop-ups. This is crucial for the LinkedIn Sales Navigator integration to work properly. Here's how to check and enable pop-ups in some popular browsers:  

   • Google Chrome
   • Apple Safari
   • Microsoft Edge
   • Mozilla Firefox

2. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies: Sometimes, cached data and cookies can cause login issues. Here's how to clear this data in some popular browsers:

   • Google Chrome
   • Apple Safari: Clear Cookies | Clear History
   • Microsoft Edge
   • Mozilla Firefox

3. Check LinkedIn Sales Navigator License: Ensure that your LinkedIn Sales Navigator account has either an Advanced or Advanced Plus license. LinkedIn Sales Navigator is not available with lower-tier licenses. Learn more in our LinkedIn Sales Navigator FAQs.

Cause

The issue of being unable to log in to LinkedIn Sales Navigator through Outreach.io can have several underlying causes, including:

• Browser pop-up settings blocking necessary permissions and unable to authorize the login.
• Cached data or cookies causing conflicts.
• Insufficient LinkedIn Sales Navigator license level for certain features.

Additional Information

For further assistance or if the issue persists despite following the above steps, please reach out to Outreach support or your organization's IT department. Providing detailed information about your browser version and any error messages encountered will be helpful for diagnosing and resolving the issue more effectively. This could also be permission/authorization based from your license that will need to be reviewed by your IT department.