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Coral Starfish integrates Invenias and LinkedIn, enabling you to work with your existing Invenias records directly within LinkedIn. Instantly view an Invenias person record whilst browsing their LinkedIn or Xing profile so you can see their contact information, add them to assignments and leave notes in their journal. Quickly add new records for people who don't yet exist in your Invenias database, with the option to just add their current position when creating longlists or the ability to add all their positions when needing their entire work experience. When adding positions to a new person, company names that are an exact match to those in your database will be automatically linked. Otherwise you can link the company to an existing record, however, if you’re in a rush this can be skipped as we have a setting to automatically append the company name to the job title, which makes generating longlists a much faster process. Using this extension has no additional login requirements and doesn't even require you to manually log in using your Invenias credentials! As long as you’re already logged in to your Invenias Web App in another browser tab then you’re already logged in to this extension – it’s that simple! By using this extension you are agreeing to our terms: https://coralstarfish.com/terms
Jul 28, 2026
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