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Your Contacts in Andsend

Connect your Email & LinkedIn account to Andsend, and see your contacts in one unified view.

Written by Kevin Östlin
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Andsend does not have its own separate address book. Instead, it shows the contacts and conversations you already have – bringing them together in one place so nothing slips through the cracks.

Your existing network, made visible

When you connect your LinkedIn account, Andsend gives you visibility into your LinkedIn contacts and the conversations you have had with them. These are people you already have a relationship with – not new contacts, not suggestions, just the network you have already built.

Andsend also pulls in any emails you have exchanged with those contacts, combining LinkedIn messages and emails into a single, unified conversation view. So instead of jumping between your inbox and LinkedIn to piece together a relationship, you see the full picture in one place.

LinkedIn as your starting point

LinkedIn is where your professional relationships live – it is the clearest signal of who you actually know. Once those contacts are in place, Andsend also brings in any emails you have exchanged with them, so your conversation history is complete regardless of where the conversation happened.

What this means in practice

  • Your contacts in Andsend reflect your connected accounts.

  • Each contact has a unified conversation combining both LinkedIn messages and emails.

  • No marketing emails, cold outreach, or newsletter senders will appear as contacts.

  • Andsend is designed to be the home for your most important professional relationships – not a mirror of your entire inbox.

Next: Organize your contacts with Smart Tags

Once your contacts are in place, Smart Tags are a powerful way to identify and categorize the people that matter most for a given focus area.

Working with your team

Andsend also lets you invite teammates to unlock visibility into your collective network – see who on your team knows whom, surface warm paths, and coordinate your relationship work.

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