LinkedIn Job Auto Unsave

The LinkedIn Job Auto Unsave automation helps founders, sales managers, marketers, and growth hackers streamline their job management process by automatically removing saved job postings from LinkedIn. This automation is ideal for decluttering saved jobs, maintaining an up-to-date list, or managing multiple accounts effectively. TexAu’s desktop app and Google Sheets export features make it easy to track and organize changes in real time.

Step 1: Log in to the TexAu App and Locate the Automation

Log in to your TexAu account at v2-prod.texau.com. In the Automation Store, use the search bar to find LinkedIn Job Auto Unsave quickly.

Screenshot Suggestion: Show the Automation Store screen with "LinkedIn Job Auto Unsave" entered in the search bar.

Step 2: Connect to LinkedIn with TexAu

Connect your LinkedIn account to TexAu for managing saved job postings. Choose one of the following methods:

• Share Via Magic Link: Click Share Via Magic Link, copy the URL, and paste it into your browser to access the Connect New Account page. Install the extension to complete account integration.
• Add Account: Sync cookies and account credentials from your browser with TexAu.

Step 3: Choose Cloud or Desktop Automation

Select your preferred execution mode for the automation:

• Cloud: Automate tasks on TexAu’s servers using built-in proxies. Add a custom proxy anytime via Settings > Preferences > Proxies.
• Desktop: Run the automation on your local device using your IP address to simulate manual posting.
  Tip: Running the automation in Desktop mode saves cloud runtime credits and provides more control over execution.

Step 4: Select Your Input Source

Define the input source to specify LinkedIn job URLs for the LinkedIn Job Auto Unsave automation. Here's how to configure each:

Manually Enter a Single Input

Use this option to process a single LinkedIn job. Follow these steps:

• Job URL: Enter the LinkedIn Job Post URL into the input field.
• Click Run in the lower-right corner to initiate the automation.

Use Google Sheets for Bulk Input
This option is perfect for processing multiple LinkedIn job URLs efficiently. Follow these steps:

• Click Select Google Account to choose your Google account or click Add New Google Sheet Account to connect additional accounts.
• Click Accounts to select LinkedIn as the platform.
• Click Open Google Drive to locate the Google Sheet containing LinkedIn Job URLs.
• Select the spreadsheet and the specific sheet containing LinkedIn Job URLs.
• Job URL: Choose the column header containing LinkedIn Job URLs. This step is mandatory for the automation to function correctly.

Configure additional options:

• Number of Rows to Process (Optional): Define the number of rows to process from the sheet.
• Number of Rows to Skip (Optional): Enter the number of rows to skip at the start of the sheet to manage data effectively.
• Loop Mode (Optional): Enable this to reprocess the Google Sheet from the beginning after all rows have been processed. This feature is helpful for recurring tasks or if new LinkedIn Job URLs are added to the sheet over time.

Click Run in the lower-right corner to initiate the automation.

Process a CSV File
Use this option to process LinkedIn Job URLs from a static file. Follow these steps:

• Click Upload CSV File to browse and select the file containing LinkedIn Job URLs.
• Once uploaded, TexAu will display the file name and preview its contents. Verify the data to ensure the correct file is selected.
• Job URL: Choose the column header containing LinkedIn Job URLs. This step is mandatory for the automation to function correctly.

Configure additional options:

• Number of Rows to Process (Optional): Specify the number of rows to process from the CSV file.
• Number of Rows to Skip (Optional): Define the rows to skip at the beginning of the file to refine the automation's focus.

Click Run in the lower-right corner to start the automation.

Tip: Use Google Sheets for managing dynamic or frequently updated LinkedIn Job URLs and CSV files for processing static data that doesn't change often.

Screenshot Suggestion: Show the Input Source selection screen, emphasizing the CSV upload feature, file preview, rows to process/skip fields, the Job URL column selection, and the Loop Mode option.

Step 5: Schedule the Automation (Optional)

Automate unsaving jobs at specific times by scheduling the automation. Choose one of the following options:

• None
• At Regular Intervals (e.g., every 12 hours)
• Once
• Every Day
• On Specific Days of the Week (e.g., every Friday)
• On Specific Days of the Month (e.g., the 1st and 15th)
• On Specific Dates (e.g., April 10)

Scheduling ensures your saved jobs remain organized and updated without manual effort.

Step 6: Set an Iteration Delay (Optional)

To avoid account flags and simulate human-like activity, set delays between actions:

• Minimum Delay: Enter the shortest interval (e.g., 10 seconds).
• Maximum Delay: Enter the longest interval (e.g., 30 seconds).

Step 7: Choose Your Output Mode (Optional)

Choose how to save and organize the automation data:

• Append (Default): Adds new results to the end of the existing file, creating a single log of unsaved jobs.
• Split: Saves each run's results in a separate file for better organization.
• Overwrite: Replaces previous data with the most recent results.
• Duplicate Management: Enable Deduplicate (Default) to remove duplicate rows, ensuring clean, accurate data.

Step 8: Access the Data from the Data Store

After the automation completes, go to the Data Store in TexAu to view your results. Locate the "LinkedIn Job Auto Unsave" automation or the custom name you’ve assigned, click See Data, and choose Download CSV to export the data or Open to Google Sheet for quick access.

LinkedIn Job Auto Unsave helps founders, sales managers, and growth hackers keep their job lists organized and relevant. By automating the process, you can manage saved jobs efficiently while TexAu’s Google Sheets and CSV export options make tracking easy. Simplify your workflow and focus on actionable insights with TexAu.