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Introd presents several signals alongside warm paths and network activity. Read them as product indicators, then verify the real-world context.

Signal guide

Interpret a result

Start with the named people and evidence, not the number:
  1. Confirm the profile identities.
  2. Read the visible reasons and mutual context.
  3. Check whether the evidence matches what you know about the relationship.
  4. Compare alternate routes for the same target.
  5. Confirm willingness before making an introduction request.
Strength and confidence describe the evidence available to the product. They do not authorize outreach, establish consent, or measure a person’s character.

Unknown is different from weak

An empty evidence list, unavailable score, or No signal message indicates missing or insufficient recorded evidence. It does not establish that the relationship is weak. Likewise, a populated score does not make stale or unfamiliar context true. If the reasons do not match your understanding, pause and verify the connector and target before acting.

Improve the view

  • Confirm that you selected the correct target profile.
  • Finish the relevant network sync.
  • Update the introduction record only when an outcome is confirmed.
  • Refresh the view after new evidence is available.
Introd may show different results as the available network and outcome evidence changes.
Last modified on August 17, 2026