LinkedIn has adopted Business Manager as the platform for managing monthly invoicing for ads. Starting on January 21, 2025, all new LinkedIn Ads accounts that require monthly invoicing must be managed through Business Manager. This change streamlines billing processes, enhances efficiency, and provides greater control for businesses.
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Benefits of using Business Manager for monthly invoicing
- Instant account activation - Ad accounts requiring monthly invoicing can now be activated instantly through Business Manager.
- Self-service flexibility - Edit billing details without relying on LinkedIn support, including purchase order numbers, billing contact information, invoice recipients, and addresses. You can also manage legal or tax compliance updates directly.
- Enhanced transparency - Centralized tools, such as the Ads Billing Center, allow businesses to view and download invoices easily, leading to better financial management.
- Unified management - Business Manager consolidates all billing and invoicing activities into a single, easy-to-navigate platform, replacing older manual workflows.
Why transitioning to Business Manager is required
- Future compatibility - New invoicing-related features and improvements will only be accessible through Business Manager.
- Operational efficiency - The move to Business Manager enhances LinkedIn’s ability to provide rapid, scalable, and user-friendly invoicing solutions for advertisers.
Important to know
After an ad account has been transitioned to monthly invoicing, it’s not possible to switch it back to credit card billing. The only available solution is to set up a new ad account with a valid credit card.
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