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A permanent web address of your own that anybody can open to ask for a connection with you. The page calls it your contact page: “Your personal connection page where anyone can connect with you.”

The address ends in a username you choose. You can put it in a signature, on a card or on a website.

A new account has none. The page says “You don’t have a contact page yet.” and offers Create Contact Page.

Choose one of the suggested usernames and confirm. The address is built from it.

The finished address sits at the top under Your URL, with a button that copies it.

Under it the page states what the address does: anyone who uses it asks to connect, and you approve in the app. For an immediate connection, send a personal invitation from the app instead.

Automatic accepts new connections instantly. Manual Approval holds each request until you approve it in the app.

Manual is the careful setting for an address you have published widely. Automatic suits an address you only hand to people you already know.

Active means the address works. Paused means it does not, and anybody opening it is turned away. Use Pause and Resume.

Pausing is reversible and keeps the username. It is the control for a burst of unwanted requests.

Change Username offers a fresh set of suggestions.

Changing it breaks the old address at once: anything you have already printed or shared stops working.

You may change it once. After that the address is fixed, and a further attempt is refused. A username that people have written down is not something that should keep moving, so the one change is the whole allowance.

A running count of how many connections have been made through the address.