FoundrOps
Your LinkedIn connections already contain the people you most want to talk to. This page finds the shape of that list in about a minute, without you sending anything to anyone.
What happens here
What does not happen
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Six of the seven questions need nothing from the file, so you can answer them while LinkedIn is still preparing your export.
Step 1 of 4
We read your site and your posts and drafted this. Say yes where we got it right. Only tell us where we got it wrong — that is the whole job.
That second button is a complete answer. Agreeing with the draft is a result, not a non-answer.
Step 2 of 4
LinkedIn › Settings › Data privacy › Get a copy of your data › Connections. They email you an archive; the file inside is Connections.csv.
Drop Connections.csv here
It is read in this tab. It does not leave your machine.
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The fifteen companies that appear most across your connections.
Computed from your Company column.
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They are worth more than every other answer combined. We score them first, and if we get any of the five wrong we stop and fix the profile rather than scoring everyone against it.
These matter as much. They teach the scorer where the edge of your market is.
A shared employer or school is the warmest opening there is, so this is how we find them.
Under-promising is deliberate. Here is the honest edge of what arithmetic on your own file can do.
An example from a previous engagement, shown so you know what you would be getting. Greyed because this page did not compute it.
| Who | Why them | Your way in |
|---|---|---|
| R. R. co-founder & CEO, a conversational AI platform |
Core fit; senior; matches a 90-day priority | Shared school; connected 2022, not spoken since |
| G. K. CTO, a voice AI company |
Core fit; senior | Posted last week on exactly the problem you solve |
| T. H. CEO, a contact-centre group |
Adjacent fit; senior | Moved company since you connected |
| Leaves your machine | Who can see it | You get | |
|---|---|---|---|
| This page | Nothing | Only you | The counts above |
| If you send the file | Seven answers, five links, your do-not-contact list | FoundrOps | A scored shortlist |
| If you tick people below | Only those profile links | FoundrOps and Apify | Full scoring on those people |
Your five, plus a shortlist built from your own buyer titles. All ticked by default. Untick anyone you would rather we never saw.
For these people, "we cannot see them" stops being true.
Cost at our rate: $0.00. The other 0 people in your file stay yours.
Both send your seven answers. The difference is how much of your network we can read.
This is the whole file. Read it, then send it to us if you are happy. Your export stays with you.
Emailing this discloses
No names from your file. No rows. No CSV.
The shape of the deliverable, from a previous engagement with the names reduced to initials. Six sections, a PDF you can forward, and a working sheet you tick off.
| 1. The verdict | One page. The single thing you did not know about your own network, and the three moves for this week. |
| 2. Act this week | Twenty-five people, each with why they fit and your way in. |
| 3. Relationships you already have | Who has gone quiet, which cohorts you cluster around, who can introduce you. |
| 4. Act this month | The next tier, same evidence, one step further from a yes. |
| 5. The 30-day play | Who sends what, what counts as a reply, when to stop. Yours to edit. |
| 6. Outside the lines | Everyone we ruled out and why, and everyone we could not place. Nothing is dropped quietly. |