LinkedIn Network Intelligence

Turn your LinkedIn network into useful intelligence.

Upload your LinkedIn export and discover the people, companies, roles, growth patterns, invitations, and relationships hidden inside your network β€” all in one focused workspace.

βœ“ ZIP importβœ“ Historical analyticsβœ“ Privacy-first
Network Intelligence

Network overview

Illustrative demo data Β· Your own figures appear after import

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CONNECTIONS
8,959
Network size
COMPANIES
8,017
Across network
JOB TITLES
2,708
Unique roles
INVITES
1,624
Analyzed
Connections added over time from your imported LinkedIn data.

Connections added over time

Top companies

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Technology
412
2
Consulting
286
3
Software
241
4
Marketing
193
✦Nia · Network Intelligence

Ask questions about your network and get answers based on your imported data.

Built for people who grow through relationships
Network AnalyticsRelationship IntelligenceAI-assisted Insights
One network. More intelligence.

See more than a list of connections.

Your LinkedIn export contains years of relationship data. Network Intelligence turns that data into a workspace you can actually use.

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Connection intelligence

Explore your connections by person, company, role and connection date instead of searching through a spreadsheet.

Find the relationships that matter without digging through a spreadsheet.

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Company insights

See which companies appear most frequently in your network and identify where your relationships are concentrated.

Turn thousands of connection rows into a clear company-level picture.

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Growth analytics

Understand how many connections you added over time and compare different LinkedIn exports to track change.

Compare imports to see what changed between snapshots.

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Invitation intelligence

Analyze incoming and outgoing invitations, message usage and invitation patterns from your exported data.

Explore incoming, outgoing and message performance.

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Job-title intelligence

Discover the roles represented across your network and quickly understand the professional mix around you.

See which titles occur most often across your connections.

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Ask Nia

Ask questions in natural language and let Nia turn your network data into focused, useful answers.

Ask about connections, companies, titles, growth and invitations.

Meet Nia

Your network has answers. Nia helps you find them.

Nia stands for Network Intelligence Assistant. It is designed around the data you import into the platform, so you can ask practical questions without manually digging through thousands of rows.

βœ“Ask about your connections, companies and job titles.
βœ“Explore network growth and invitation performance.
βœ“Get answers grounded in your imported LinkedIn data.
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Nia Β· Network Intelligence Assistant Example preview
Which companies have the most people in my network?
Example answer Β· Demo data
Your network spans thousands of companies.

Nia can surface the companies with the largest concentration of connections and help you explore those relationships.

8,959Connections
8,017Companies
2,708Job titles
How has my network grown over time?
How are my invitation messages performing?
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Simple by design

From LinkedIn export to network intelligence.

Your export is the starting point. We turn it into a network you can explore, understand and ask questions about.

STEP 01 Β· YOUR DATA

Start with the data you already own.

Request your LinkedIn data export and download the ZIP file. You stay in control of the data you choose to bring into Network Intelligence.

βœ“ No LinkedIn password required βœ“ ZIP export workflow
LinkedIn export
ZIP
LinkedIn_Data_Export.zipYour exported network data
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LinkedIn’s current export flow: Download your data
Need your LinkedIn ZIP?

How to download your LinkedIn data

Follow these 5 steps on LinkedIn. You do not need to give Network Intelligence your LinkedIn password.

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Open Settings & Privacy

Open LinkedIn on your desktop and click Me β†’ Settings & Privacy.

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Open Data Privacy

In Settings & Privacy, select Data Privacy from the left-hand menu.

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Choose Download your data

Find How LinkedIn uses your data, then choose Download your data.

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Select the larger archive

Choose the larger data archive so your available network data, including Connections, can be included.

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Request the archive

Click Request archive. LinkedIn will email you when your ZIP is ready. Download it and upload it to Network Intelligence.

LinkedIn→Request export→Receive ZIP→Upload to Network Intelligence
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Privacy-first by design

Your LinkedIn credentials stay out of the equation.

Network Intelligence is built around importing the data you choose to export, rather than asking for your LinkedIn password.

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No LinkedIn password required

The current workflow uses your LinkedIn data export. You download the export from LinkedIn and upload the ZIP yourself.

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Your data powers your intelligence

Analytics and Nia are designed around the LinkedIn data imported into your account, giving you one place to understand your own network.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know about getting started.

You need a LinkedIn data export ZIP. Upload that file to the platform and Network Intelligence will process the supported data from your export.
No. The current product uses the LinkedIn ZIP export workflow. You do not need to provide your LinkedIn password or connect your LinkedIn account.
Depending on the data included in your export, the platform can analyze connections, companies, job titles, invitations, network growth and comparisons between imports.
Nia means Network Intelligence Assistant. It helps you ask natural-language questions about the network data you've imported into the platform.
Yes. New imports can be used to keep your network analysis current and compare changes between different LinkedIn exports.

Your network is more valuable when you can understand it.

Upload your LinkedIn export, explore the relationships you've built, and start asking better questions about your network.