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You can send Selix your LinkedIn connections as a CSV — no account access required. Selix uses it to:
  • Map warm intros — surface your (or your founders’) first-degree connections so you can prioritize warm introductions.
  • Re-engage your network — build a campaign to the connections you’ve already made on LinkedIn.

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Export your connections

1

Open Settings & Privacy

Click the Me icon at the top right of LinkedIn, then select Settings & Privacy.
The Me menu on LinkedIn with Settings & Privacy highlighted
2

Go to Data privacy

In the left pane, click Data privacy.
The Data privacy section with Download your data highlighted
3

Get a copy of your data

Under How LinkedIn uses your data, click Get a copy of your data (Download your data).
4

Request the larger archive

Select Download larger data archive — it includes your connections (names, companies, and titles) — then click Request archive.
Selecting the larger data archive and clicking Request archive
5

Wait for the email

LinkedIn emails a download link to your primary address. A first file often arrives quickly; the full archive can take a few hours, and occasionally up to a day.
The LinkedIn email with the data archive download link
6

Download and send it over

Open the download link, grab the Connections.csv, and send it to your Selix team. We ingest it and take it from there — no account access needed.
The Download my data page with the archive ready to download
Some connections’ email addresses may be blank — LinkedIn only includes an email if that person allows their connections to see it. That’s fine; Selix works from names, companies, and titles.
For LinkedIn’s official walkthrough, see Export connections from LinkedIn.