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Add LinkedIn Connections manually to Connector

Add LinkedIn connections to Connectors in The Swarm via CSV or URLs to expand your network without requiring others to join.

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You can manually add LinkedIn connections to any Connector in The Swarm using two methods:

Two Ways to Add Connections to Connetor:

  1. Bulk Upload via LinkedIn CSV

    Upload a CSV file of LinkedIn connections (just like you would for your own profile).

  2. Manual Entry via LinkedIn URLs

    Paste one or multiple LinkedIn profile URLs directly.

Once uploaded, The Swarm will enrich, map, and associate the connections with the selected Connector. These can then be found under Connector Connections (and People tab) and used to uncover potential intropaths through network filters.

✅ Uploading takes just a few seconds.

✅ There’s no limit to how many connections you can upload per Connector.


💡 Use Case Example

If you don’t want to burden colleagues, investors, or friends with onboarding, you can simply add them as Connectors (we'll then run AI Network Mapper automatically) and you can import their LinkedIn connections on their behalf.

Just ask them to send you their LinkedIn CSV or a list of LinkedIn profile URLs. You’ll instantly expand your network—without needing them to join the platform.

⚠️ While this feature is powerful, we always encourage inviting others to actively join your Swarm team. A collaborative network builds trust and opens the door to genuine warm introductions.


🔍 Key Terms

  • LinkedIn Connections

    People you are directly connected with on LinkedIn. You can import them via:

    • The Swarm Chrome Extension (automatically for active users)

    • LinkedIn CSV upload (for all user's roles)

    • Google Contacts or Google Calendar sync (for active users)

  • Connectors

    Passive profiles you create in your team. Our AI Network Mapper enriches their profiles using work history, education, investor activity, and other public data—helping you find meaningful connection paths. Learn more.


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