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You know that β€œwho is this again?” moment halfway through a reply? The right sidebar fixes it. It keeps the person, company, notes, tags, and available profile details beside the thread. You get the context without opening 5 tabs and losing the message you were writing.

Person context

Depending on the data available, the person tab can show: β†’ Headline and about text.
β†’ Connection and follower counts.
β†’ Current and past experience.
β†’ Education and languages.
β†’ Locations.
β†’ Notes and tags.
β†’ Custom contact fields.
β†’ Email and phone lookup actions.
β†’ A link to the LinkedIn profile.
Press M from a conversation to open the member tab.

Company context

The company tab can show: β†’ Company description and website.
β†’ Industry and locations.
β†’ Headcount and employee count.
β†’ Founding date and follower count.
β†’ Notes, tags, and related contacts.
Press C to open the company tab or W to open the company website.

Group conversations

In a group thread, switch between participants before adding a tag, note, or contact detail. Each person keeps their own relationship context even when they share the same conversation.

Use the sidebar from a view

The same sidebar appears when you click a row in a contact or company view. This lets you research a list one person at a time without opening a new page for every row. Use J, K, or the next and previous controls to move through the view while the sidebar stays open.

Map your network

Contact views support a map layout when location data is available. Create or edit a contact view, choose Map, then filter by country, city, tags, company, or other fields. Map view is useful for: β†’ Finding people near an event or dinner.
β†’ Exploring a territory.
β†’ Reviewing where a network is concentrated.
β†’ Turning an enriched contact list into a geographic GTM asset.