diff --git a/components/data-collection/linkedin-capi.mdx b/components/data-collection/linkedin-capi.mdx
index b0ab892..f2b8242 100644
--- a/components/data-collection/linkedin-capi.mdx
+++ b/components/data-collection/linkedin-capi.mdx
@@ -34,6 +34,55 @@ Here's how Edgee events map to LinkedIn CAPI events:
 
 When you make a `user` call, Edgee stores the user's data (user_id, anonymous_id, and properties) on the device. This enables proper attribution for subsequent page views and events.
 
+## Native Cookie Support for LinkedIn Attribution
+
+Edgee automatically manages LinkedIn's first-party attribution cookie (`_li_fat_id`) at the edge level, ensuring proper tracking across page views and domain boundaries.
+
+### How it Works
+
+Edgee uses **last-touch attribution** for LinkedIn's `li_fat_id` parameter:
+
+1. **First LinkedIn ad click**: Captures `li_fat_id` from URL and sets the `_li_fat_id` cookie (90-day expiry)
+2. **Subsequent ad clicks**: Cookie automatically **updates** with the new `li_fat_id` from the URL
+3. **Regular page views** (no URL parameter): Cookie value persists and is used for attribution
+4. **Return visits**: Attribution maintained for 90 days from the last update
+
+This **last-touch** approach credits the most recent LinkedIn ad that brought the user to your site, which is ideal for remarketing campaigns and conversion optimization.
+
+### Cookie Format
+
+- **Name**: `_li_fat_id`
+- **Value**: Raw `li_fat_id` value from LinkedIn (stored as-is)
+- **Expiry**: 90 days
+- **Purpose**: LinkedIn first-party ad tracking attribution
+
+### Consent Management
+
+The `mode` setting controls cookie behavior based on user consent:
+
+- **`safe`** (default): Only sets the cookie when explicit consent is granted
+- **`strong`**: Sets the cookie unless consent is explicitly denied
+- **`always`**: Always sets the cookie (bypasses consent management)
+
+Configure the mode in your component settings:
+
+```json
+{
+  "components": {
+    "edgee/linkedin-capi": {
+      "mode": "strong"
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Benefits
+
+- **No JavaScript required**: Cookie management happens at the edge, before the page loads
+- **Works with ad blockers**: Server-side tracking ensures attribution isn't blocked
+- **Cross-domain support**: Perfect for scenarios like Shopify checkout flows
+- **Automatic persistence**: Users don't need the `li_fat_id` parameter on every page
+
 
 ## Getting Started
 
@@ -41,8 +90,9 @@ When you make a `user` call, Edgee stores the user's data (user_id, anonymous_id
 
 1. Open the Edgee console and navigate to your project's Components.
 2. Select "Add a component" and choose `edgee/linkedin-capi` from the list of available components.
-3. Enter the following credentials:
+3. Enter the following settings:
    - `LinkedIn Access Token`: Your LinkedIn CAPI access token
+   - `Native Cookies Mode`: Choose your consent mode (`safe`, `strong`, or `always`)
 4. Click Save to complete the setup.
 
 To know how to get your access token , visit the [LinkedIn Marketing API documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads-reporting/conversions-api).
@@ -66,7 +116,7 @@ When configuring the component in your **Edgee Data Layer** or within SDK calls,
 3. Send a test event through Edgee
 4. Verify that the event is received by LinkedIn
 
-For more details on LinkedIn Conversions API implementation, refer to the 
+For more details on LinkedIn Conversions API implementation, refer to the
 [official LinkedIn CAPI documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads-reporting/conversions-api).
 
 
@@ -74,29 +124,29 @@ For more details on LinkedIn Conversions API implementation, refer to the
 
 Implementing the LinkedIn Conversion API via Edgee is simple and straightforward. The next sections will guide you on:
 
-1. How to create a conversion pixel on LinkedIn  
-2. How to get your access token and set up LinkedIn Conversion in Edgee  
+1. How to create a conversion pixel on LinkedIn
+2. How to get your access token and set up LinkedIn Conversion in Edgee
 3. An implementation example
 
 ### Creating a LinkedIn Conversion API Pixel in a Nutshell
 
-* Go to your LinkedIn Advertising account, then navigate to **Data \-\> Signal Manager** and select **Direct API**.  
-* Click on **Direct API** and then on **Create Conversion**.  
-* Fill in your Conversion tracking goal.  
-* Select the correct category for the conversion.  
+* Go to your LinkedIn Advertising account, then navigate to **Data \-\> Signal Manager** and select **Direct API**.
+* Click on **Direct API** and then on **Create Conversion**.
+* Fill in your Conversion tracking goal.
+* Select the correct category for the conversion.
 * In the review section, associate the CAPI conversion with your campaign.
 
 ### LinkedIn Access Token and Setup in Edgee
 
-1. Go to your LinkedIn Advertising account, then navigate to **Data \-\> Signal Manager** and select **Direct API**.  
- 
+1. Go to your LinkedIn Advertising account, then navigate to **Data \-\> Signal Manager** and select **Direct API**.
+
   <img  src="/images/LinkedIn/linkedSignalManager.png" />
 
 
-2. Scroll down to the "**Direct API access token**" section. Follow LinkedIn's steps and copy your LinkedIn Access Token. This Access Token is consistent for all future LinkedIn CAPI implementations.  
+2. Scroll down to the "**Direct API access token**" section. Follow LinkedIn's steps and copy your LinkedIn Access Token. This Access Token is consistent for all future LinkedIn CAPI implementations.
      <img src="/images/LinkedIn/linkedInAPIaccess.png" />
 
-3. Go to your Edgee account and project, then navigate to **Components** (learn to set up components [here](https://www.edgee.cloud/docs/getting-started/component-configuration)). Select LinkedIn and input your token.  
+3. Go to your Edgee account and project, then navigate to **Components** (learn to set up components [here](https://www.edgee.cloud/docs/getting-started/component-configuration)). Select LinkedIn and input your token.
      <img  src="/images/LinkedIn/linkedin_api_edgee.png" />
 
 
@@ -114,8 +164,8 @@ You will find your conversion pixel that can be used for CAPI, and an associated
      <img  src="/images/LinkedIn/conversion_pixelD.png" />
 
 
-2. Once you have the ID, you can use the conversion to track in two different ways using our SDK:  
-   a.  Track the conversion of a user when you have their email address (e.g., from a form submission).  
+2. Once you have the ID, you can use the conversion to track in two different ways using our SDK:
+   a.  Track the conversion of a user when you have their email address (e.g., from a form submission).
    b.  Track standard landing page conversions without having the user's email.
 
 ### Example: Tracking a form submission where you have an email address:
@@ -134,17 +184,17 @@ edgee.track({ name: "urn:lla:llaPartnerConversion:[YOUR_CONVERSION_PIXEL_ID]"});
 ```
 
 <Note>Note: replace `[YOUR_CONVERSION_PIXEL_ID]` with your LinkedIn CAPI ID.</Note>
-   
+
 
 
 ```
 <script>
-const trackLinkedInFormSubmission = () => {   
+const trackLinkedInFormSubmission = () => {
   edgee.user({ "properties": { "email": "me@example.com"}      });
-  edgee.track({name:"urn:lla:llaPartnerConversion:[YOUR_CONVERSION_PIXEL_ID]"}  );};  
+  edgee.track({name:"urn:lla:llaPartnerConversion:[YOUR_CONVERSION_PIXEL_ID]"}  );};
 if (!window.edgee) {
     window.addEventListener('edgee:loaded', trackLinkedInFormSubmission);
-  } else {    
+  } else {
         trackLinkedFormSubmission();
  }
 </script>
@@ -179,12 +229,12 @@ The implementation of these events, such as Landing Page, is very straightforwar
 
 If you have InsightTag and want your LinkedIn CAPI to work alongside InsightTag, `event_id` can be used to deduplicate conversions.
 
-1. Create a JavaScript that will generate a unique number for every new event.  
+1. Create a JavaScript that will generate a unique number for every new event.
 2. Update the Edgee track SDK to collect `event_id` by adding it to the properties (shown below) and ensure the ID is also provided to your InsightTag.
 
 ```javascript
 edgee.track( {
-  name: "urn:lla:llaPartnerConversion:[YOUR_CONVERSION_PIXEL_ID]",    
+  name: "urn:lla:llaPartnerConversion:[YOUR_CONVERSION_PIXEL_ID]",
   properties: {event_id: "1234543"}
   });
 ```