Send LinkedIn connection requests to everyone in a spreadsheet
Invite every person in a Google Sheet to connect on LinkedIn
Still sending every LinkedIn invite by hand?
What this task does
You run this task with Incredible to send LinkedIn connection requests to every person listed in a Google Sheet. A finished run gives you a completed round of connection requests for the people it could process.
The problem
Sales teams, recruiters, and founders often open each spreadsheet entry, find the person on LinkedIn, and send the request by hand. Repeating those browser steps for an entire list takes attention away from selling, hiring, or running the business.
The solution
Incredible automates the browser steps for outreach and engagement. It reads each person in Google Sheets, opens the corresponding LinkedIn profile, and sends the connection request before continuing through the list.
This is what you give
This is what you get
How it works, step by step
- 1
Install Incredible. Get the Incredible desktop app for Mac or Windows and drag it into your Applications folder. You only do this once.
- 2
Press fn and say what you want. Hold the fn key and say it in your own words: “Send LinkedIn connection requests to everyone in this Google Sheet”. Release the key, and Incredible gets to work.
- 3
Incredible reads the sheet and opens LinkedIn. Incredible reads each entry in Google Sheets, opens the corresponding LinkedIn profile, and sends the connection request before moving to the next person.
- 4
Your LinkedIn connection requests are sent. LinkedIn shows the sent connection requests for each person Incredible completed from the Google Sheet.
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Loved by the very best
Håkan EnhagerVP Global IT and Digital, CellMarkIt’s not about taking the work away from me—it’s about boosting me. We are seeing higher accuracy and better results across the board
Rikard SteiberCEO of GoodTrust, investor at Luminar VenturesEvery major computing era has been defined by a breakthrough interface, from the mouse to the touchscreen. Voice combined with AI agents is the next leap. Incredible is building that interface for the future of work.
Alexander AronssonCEO, VätternkökUsing Incredible is a real game-changer
William DesenbergIT Applications Manager, CellMarkIncredible has potential to cut down on not just data entry and predefined searches but also the potential to help to process and analyze complex spreadsheets into manageable result pages
Peter SchönHead of Business DevelopmentIt has been really great to see how both the team and the company have developed. David and Philip have had a clear goal for the company all along.
Adam JohnssonIT Manager, Ebit ABIt was such a mundane thing, just recalculating a receipt… And what was impressive was that he did it really fast.
Frequently asked questions
How can I send LinkedIn connection requests from Google Sheets automatically?
Incredible can read each person in a Google Sheet and send them a connection request on LinkedIn. It opens the corresponding profile, sends the request after asking for confirmation, and continues through the list.
What information do I need in Google Sheets to send LinkedIn connection requests?
You need a Google Sheet with entries that identify the people you want to invite. Incredible reads each entry and uses it to open the corresponding LinkedIn profile.
Does Incredible send LinkedIn connection requests without confirmation?
No, Incredible asks before it sends the connection requests. Once you approve the important action, it can continue through the spreadsheet list in the same order.
What happens if a LinkedIn profile cannot be opened?
Incredible stops the run and reports what happened if it cannot complete a step. It does not guess which LinkedIn profile belongs to the spreadsheet entry.
Is my Google Sheets data used to train Incredible?
No, customer data from this task is not used to train Incredible. This includes the data it reads from Google Sheets while processing LinkedIn requests.
Published Aug 21, 2026 · Updated Sep 3, 2026


























