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DELETE
Remove a connector from your network. Every opportunity that came through them is deleted, along with the engagements and overlaps behind those opportunities. This is the endpoint for someone who has left. Their intros are no longer actionable, and while they stay in the network they count toward your connector total, your opportunity total, and every owner and account roll-up that reads either.
Irreversible. Nothing here is soft-deleted and there is no undo. The only way back is importing the connector again, which spends credits and rediscovers the opportunities from scratch.This is not Unassign Connector Owner. That clears who is accountable and deletes nothing. If what you want is to stop attributing someone’s book to them, use DELETE /network/connectors/{linkedinId}/owner instead.

What is deleted

Opportunities where the person is the prospect rather than the connector are untouched: this removes them as a route into other companies, not as a person other connectors can reach.

Path Parameters

string
required
The connector’s LinkedIn public identifier, as returned in linkedin_id by List Connectors. For https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvesbrunschwiler that is yvesbrunschwiler.

Response Fields

string
The connector you removed.
boolean
Always true on a 200. An id that is not one of your connectors returns 404 rather than a 200 that removed nothing, so a typo cannot read as a successful delete.
integer
How many opportunities went with the connector. Check this against the opportunities_count List Connectors reported before the call.

Removing several people

There is no batch form. Call this once per connector; the deletes are independent, so they can run concurrently. List the network first and confirm each linkedin_id, since a wrong id here deletes somebody else’s whole book.