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How to Get a List of LinkedIn Connections for Analysis | Clay

How to Get a List of LinkedIn Connections for Analysis

·Jan 12, 2026 09:06 PM·

Is there a way to get a list of LinkedIn profile's LinkedIn Connections? Basically I want to find all the people connected to my client's list of client's, so that I can reference that clay table to see if their clients know any of the people in a dataset.

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Clay doesn't provide access to individual profile connections lists. However, you can find business connections between companies using PredictLeads integration. [1]
PredictLeads can show you up to 30 recent business connections (vendors, customers, investors) for any company domain, which might help identify overlapping relationships in your datasets. [2]
For more complex relationship mapping, try our built-in AI tool Sculptor in the top-right corner - it's free and can help you build custom workflows for this type of analysis.
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Is that what you were looking for?
Jeremy M.
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Any other provider's that do something similar to what I am looking for?
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Yes! The Swarm integration is another option that helps you discover relationship paths to companies and people using your network connections. [1] It's designed to find warm introductions to both companies and individuals by leveraging your existing network. [2]
You could also try Sculptor (our free AI tool in the top-right corner) to help build custom workflows for relationship mapping between your datasets.
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If you need any more help with finding relationship connections or using our tools, I’m here to assist. Would you like to share more about what you’re trying to achieve so I can support you further?