Your database, on the LinkedIn profile you're already looking at.
Open anyone on LinkedIn and SearchOS tells you whether you already know them, how warm the relationship is and what has happened recently. Add them, reveal their details, drop them into a live campaign or log the call, without leaving the page or typing anything twice.
- In your database since March. Warm: Josh spoke to them six weeks ago.Open →
- Not one of yours? Save as a candidate or a client contact in one click.Add →
- Reveal a verified email or mobile from your own credits, right here.Reveal →
- Already in a live campaign, step 2 of 5. Don't double-touch them.View →
Every profile shows whether they are in your database, how warm the relationship is, and whether they are already in a live sequence.
Save as a candidate or a client contact without re-typing a thing. They arrive coded against your taxonomy like everything else.
Pull a verified email or mobile using your own data credits, on the profile, at the moment you need it.
Drop them into a running campaign or log the conversation you just had, without opening another tab.
The lookup is the point
Most extensions only push data one way: they scrape a profile into a database and tell you nothing. The value is the other direction: knowing, before you send a connection request, that a colleague spoke to this person six weeks ago, that they are mid-sequence, or that they went cold after an offer fell over. The panel answers that on every profile you open.
- In your database or not, answered instantly
- Relationship warmth and recent activity at a glance
- A live-campaign chip when they are already being contacted
- Whether they are held as a candidate, a client contact, or both
It reads the page. It never pretends to be you
The panel reads the profile already open in your own browser and sends it to your own workspace. It does not automate LinkedIn, send connection requests on your behalf, run in the background, or act as your account. That distinction matters: tools that automate LinkedIn get accounts restricted, and your network is not worth risking for a shortcut.
Built for how sourcing actually goes
You do not source in a straight line. You open fifteen profiles, three are worth keeping, one needs an email and one needs adding to the campaign you started yesterday. The panel is movable, remembers where you put it, and collapses when you want the page back.
Questions recruiters ask us
Does it automate LinkedIn or send messages for me?
No, and deliberately so. It reads the profile page open in your own browser and writes to your own SearchOS workspace. It never acts as your LinkedIn account. Automation tools are what get accounts restricted, and your network is worth more than the shortcut.
What data does it collect?
Only the profile you are actively looking at, and only to look that person up in your own database or save them there. Nothing is sold, shared or sent anywhere else. The one permission it asks for is browser storage, to remember your workspace and where you dragged the panel.
Does it work for client contacts as well as candidates?
Yes. Save someone as a candidate or as a client contact from the same panel, and the campaign options change to match which one they are.
How do I get it?
It is included with every plan and we send you the install link and setup steps when you join. It takes about two minutes. A public Chrome Web Store listing is on the way.
Does revealing contact details cost extra?
It uses the data credits already included with your plan, the same pool as enrichment elsewhere in SearchOS. Nothing is charged separately and you are never billed per look-up without knowing.
See it work on a real LinkedIn profile.
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