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# Connection Center
The Connection Center helps app users make meaningful connections by showing what they can offer and what they are looking for at an event. In the General Settings panel, you can manage how the Connection Center behaves, who can use it, and how profile information is displayed. The settings below ensure that users provide complete and useful profiles, improving the quality of networking and AI-Matchmaking results.
| Setting | Description |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Enable Connection Center posts on user profile | When enabled, the user’s **“I’m looking for…”** and **“I can deliver…”** text will also appear on every user’s profile. |
| Only allow the use of the Connection Center for people who completed their profile | Restricts Connection Center access to users with a complete profile. A profile is considered complete when it include; company name, Company role, and both the *“I can deliver”* and *“I’m looking for”* fields. |
**Find more about how the Connection Center works:**
Go to article; Connection Center - App Go to article; Connection Center - Virtual Event
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