Part 1: The Backend

Step 1: Navigate to Settings in your Memberstack dashboard then Auth and Payment Integrations. 

Step 2: Scroll down to Linkedin integration and click ‘Configure’ 

Step 3: A popup will ask for your ‘Client ID’ and ‘Client Secret’ to find these codes you’ll need to go to the LinkedIn's Developer site. (If it’s the frst time you’ve setup Linkedin login, you’ll need to create a developer account, it’s free!) 

Step 4: Create a new app, name your app, connect to it’s Linkedin page, upload your logo and save. 

Step 5: Under the product page you’ll want to select “Sign in with Linkedin” and agree to the terms and requests access (typically instant.)

Step 6: Go to the authentication section. You’ll see the ID and Secret. Before you copy the codes, you’ll need to add the “authorized redirect URL”. Edit icon, add redirect URL, back to your Memberstack dashboard, copy the redirect URL (will be on the same popup under the ID and Secret boxes) paste and save. 

Step 7: Second thing needed on this page is OAuth 2.0 Scopes, refresh your page and you should see Linkedin already grant the scopes for you. 

Step 8: Last step, copy your Client ID and Secret and paste into your Memberstack UI. That’s it, your Memberstack and Linkedin accounts are now connected! 

Part 2: The Frontend

If you're using Memberstack's pre-built signup, login, or profile UI, then you're already finished. Enabled social auth providers will automatically appear in the pre-built UI.

If you'd like to add a social auth button to your Webflow project, follow these steps: 

Signup & Login Forms

We recommend copying one of your Webflow social auth buttons. They are 100% built in Webflow, already have th attributes you need, and are easy to customize: 

A) Light Theme Linkedin Button

B) Dark Theme Linkedin Button

To created your own from scratch: 

1. Create a link block with the attribute data-ms-auth-provider="linkedin".
2. Add the LinkedIn logo.
3. Add your button text. We recommend something like "Continue with LinkedIn".

That's it for the signup and login buttons. Profile buttons have a few additional elements.

Profile Forms

In this tutorial, we'll create a UI for members to connect providers, view previously connected providers, and (optionally) disconnect providers.

https://docs.memberstack.com/hc/en-us/articles/9188250184603