You connected with hundreds of people. None are in your CRM.
Every accepted request is a warm contact, and they all live behind LinkedIn’s UI where your CRM cannot see them. The relationship exists; the record does not.
The people you connect with on LinkedIn are your pipeline, and they are stuck on LinkedIn. Outscore tracks who accepts, then pushes the ones you pick into HubSpot as real contacts, in one click. No copy-paste, no scraping, no automation.
Free to track. One-click CRM sync is part of Pro, a one-time $20. No subscription, ever.
HubSpot live today · Salesforce next · CSV for everything else
Every accepted request is a warm contact, and they all live behind LinkedIn’s UI where your CRM cannot see them. The relationship exists; the record does not.
Name, company, title, profile URL, one contact at a time, tabbing back and forth between LinkedIn and your CRM. It is slow, it is error-prone, and it is the first thing you skip when you get busy.
No record of when you connected, no LinkedIn URL on the contact, no note on how the relationship started. So the next person who opens that record has no idea what already happened.
Outscore records your connections as you browse LinkedIn, then lets you choose exactly who and what goes into your CRM.
As you use LinkedIn, Outscore records every connection request and whether it was accepted, so you always have a clean, current list to work from.
Filter to the connections you want (by status, company, or date) and choose which fields to send. It is your account, so you control exactly what leaves it.
One click sends them to HubSpot as contacts, deduped, with company, title, LinkedIn URL, and a timeline note. Or export a CSV for any other tool.
Not just a name. Each connection becomes a complete CRM contact, with the LinkedIn context your record has always been missing.
| From your LinkedIn connection | Into your CRM contact |
|---|---|
| Name | First name and last name |
| Headline | Job title |
| Company | Company field, plus an associated company record |
| Profile URL | LinkedIn URL, used as the dedup key |
| Connection status | A status property (accepted, pending) |
| Connected date | A date property |
| How it started | A timeline note, owned by you |
HubSpot has the one-click native sync today. Salesforce is next, and CSV export covers everything else.
One-click native sync. Pick your connections and push them in as contacts, deduped, with company, title, LinkedIn URL, owner, and a timeline note. See the HubSpot guide.
A native Salesforce sync is on the way. Until then, Outscore’s CSV export drops straight into the Salesforce Data Import Wizard. See the Salesforce guide.
A clean CSV with name, company, status, date sent, and days pending imports into Pipedrive, Attio, Notion, Google Sheets, or any tool that takes a spreadsheet. See the export guide.
The options for getting LinkedIn connections into a CRM, compared honestly.
| Manual copy-paste | Zapier / connectors | Outscore | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Effort per contact | High, one at a time | Setup, then automatic | Pick, then one click |
| Your actual connections | Yes, if you find them | Often leads, not your network | Yes, the ones you tracked |
| Deduped on LinkedIn URL | No | Sometimes | Yes |
| Where your data goes | You paste it | Through their cloud | Browser to your CRM |
| Pricing model | Free (your time) | Monthly, per task | $20 one-time Pro |
It’s your personal LinkedIn account, so every decision about your data is yours. Your tracked connections live in your own browser, and nothing is shared with your employer. When you sync to a CRM, you choose exactly which people and which fields go, and your contacts travel from your browser to your CRM, not through us.
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Yes. Outscore Pro pushes the connections you choose straight into HubSpot as contacts, in one click. Each contact arrives with first and last name, job title from their headline, company (with an associated company record), LinkedIn profile URL, connection status, connected date, and a timeline note, owned by you.
It dedupes on the LinkedIn URL, so re-syncing the same person updates the existing contact instead of creating a duplicate.
A native Salesforce sync is coming next. Today you can get your LinkedIn connections into Salesforce with Outscore's CSV export and the Salesforce Data Import Wizard, which we walk through in the LinkedIn and Salesforce guide.
No. Outscore writes each person's LinkedIn profile URL to a unique property and matches on it, so pushing the same connection again updates the existing contact rather than making a second one.
No. The contacts go directly from your browser to your own CRM account. Outscore brokers the secure CRM login (it holds the app secret and hands your browser short-lived access tokens), but your LinkedIn names, companies, and statuses never touch our servers.
First and last name, job title, company, LinkedIn profile URL, connection status, connected date, a timeline note, and the contact owner. You choose which connections and which fields go, per sync.
No. Outscore only reads pages you already visit during normal LinkedIn use, and it never sends, messages, scrapes in bulk, or automates anything. It is your own personal LinkedIn account, and you decide what leaves it. The account risk is the same as browsing LinkedIn yourself.
Tracking your connections is free, forever. One-click CRM sync, CSV export, and the Analytics tab are part of Outscore Pro, a one-time $20 with no subscription.
CSV export covers any tool that accepts a spreadsheet, including Pipedrive, Attio, Notion, and Google Sheets. HubSpot has the one-click native sync today, and Salesforce is next.
Practical, sourced walkthroughs for connecting LinkedIn to your CRM and getting more of your outreach accepted.
The one-click native sync, the CSV method, and what Sales Navigator does and does not move.
The native Sales Navigator route and its requirements, the free CSV import method, and Zapier.
Where LinkedIn hides the export, what the file contains, and the difference between connections and contacts.
An honest comparison of automation suites, tracking-only extensions, and the free manual methods.
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