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# LinkedIn

> Dana uses LinkedIn data to surface professional context in your briefs.

LinkedIn data gives Dana professional context about every person you meet: their role, company, background, and more.

## Current status

LinkedIn is not yet available as a connected account integration.

However, Dana already uses LinkedIn data in two ways:

### During onboarding

When you set up your Dana account, Dana uses your LinkedIn profile to learn about you — your role, company, industry, and professional context. This helps Dana personalize your briefs from the start.

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### In meeting briefs

Dana surfaces LinkedIn data for your meeting attendees as part of brief generation, including:

* **Current role and company**: what they do and where they work
* **Career background**: past roles and experience
* **Professional context**: relevant details that help you walk in informed

LinkedIn data points appear as **citations** in your brief, so you can see exactly where each insight came from.

## What "Coming soon" means

A full LinkedIn connected account integration, where you authorize Dana to access your LinkedIn directly, is planned but not yet live. When it launches, it will be available under **Settings → Connected Accounts** alongside Google and Outlook.

For now, no action is needed on your part. Dana already pulls LinkedIn context into your briefs automatically.