---
description: >-
  This model lists your connections, by default its sorted to 'Recently added'
  but you can also sort by 'First name' or 'Last name'.
---

# List Connections

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### Use cases

Here are some potential use cases for the "Check if a Person is a Connection" action:

* **Follow up message: You can use this module to check if someone has accepted your automated connection invite:**

{% content-ref url="modules-for-make.com/send-linkedin-connection-invite" %}
[send-linkedin-connection-invite](modules-for-make.com/send-linkedin-connection-invite)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### How To Use

First, make sure to add a Browserflow for LinkedIn connection you can get an API code by registering at [https://browserflow.io/activate](https://browserflow.io/activate?tid=documentation).

The action requires a limit, an offset and a filter. Use the limit and offset to break your scrape up in smaller parts to reduce waiting time. It is adviced to leave the filter on 'Recently added' but you can also use the filter to sort by 'First name' or 'Last name'

### Output

```json
{
	"sessionId": "string",
	"date": [
			{
			"name": "string",
			"linkedin_url": "string",
			"profile_image": "string",
			"tagline": "string",
			"connected_at": "string"
			}
		],
	"message": "string",
	"image_url": "string",
	"credits_used": "integer"
}

```

### Costs

1 Browserflow credits per connection

### Disclaimer

_It is at your own responsibility to make yourself familiar with LinkedIns automation policies and restrictions._&#x20;
