Bulk withdraw pending sent invitations older than a set number of days, something LinkedIn has no native way to do.
Every connection request you send sits in "Sent invitations" until you withdraw it by hand, one click at a time. After a few months of outreach that list can run to hundreds.
Stale pending invites are not harmless. They clutter the list, and a backlog of unanswered requests is a drag on your outreach. There is no bulk option and no filter by age.
We built a Chrome extension that adds the missing control to the Sent invitations page. Choose an age threshold, such as 30 days, and the extension finds every pending invite older than that.
It withdraws them for you in a paced sequence with a visible progress bar, so you can watch it work or leave it running. Recent invites are left alone.
The extension adds its panel to the page you already use.
Pick how old an invite must be before it counts as stale.
See exactly how many invites will be withdrawn before anything happens.
One click starts a paced run with live progress.
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