Your connection-request workflow, in one workspace
LinkAvro sends approved LinkedIn connection requests on your behalf. Instead of opening every profile and clicking Connect, add the people you want to reach in LinkAvro and run the request workflow from your dashboard. You choose the recipients; automation handles the repetitive sending step.
Account setup uses the LinkAvro Chrome extension and your signed-in LinkedIn profile. After connection, approved jobs run on the server, so you do not need to keep LinkedIn or LinkAvro open for those jobs to execute. An expired session or verification challenge can require reconnecting your account.
How to automate your invitations
Start with people you have a relevant reason to contact. A smaller, reviewed list is easier to evaluate than an unqualified bulk upload.
- Connect your LinkedIn account through the official LinkAvro extension.
- Add reviewed LinkedIn profile URLs or import your contact list.
- Review recipients and invitation options, then send or schedule approved requests.
- Check request status and open Insights to see monthly connections and request activity.
Measure connections, not just invitations
A sent request is an invitation, not a new first-degree connection. LinkAvro separates sent, failed, queued, and submitted request activity from monthly connection counts. This helps you see both what you sent and how your network is developing.
Monthly connections are based on the connection dates of people in your synced first-degree network. They can include connections made outside LinkAvro; the chart is not a claim that every connection came from an automated campaign.
Keep control over outreach
Scheduling and automation do not override LinkedIn restrictions or guarantee acceptance. Review the people you contact and investigate failed requests or account warnings before sending more. LinkAvro is an independent product and is not endorsed by LinkedIn.