Data workspace integration
Clay lead delivery
Setup time
About one minute, self serve
What you need
A Clay table webhook URL.
Delivery
One paced batch every business day
What lands
What arrives in Clay
- One row per contact, sent the moment the batch is approved.
- Column names you control, so existing Clay formulas keep running.
- Use Clay to score, route or write onward to your CRM.
Setup
How to connect it
- 1In Clay open the table you want, add a source and choose Webhook.
- 2Copy the webhook URL Clay shows you.
- 3Paste it here, map any columns you want renamed, save and test.
Credentials are stored encrypted, used only to write your own records, and never returned to a browser or an export. You can replace or remove them at any time, and pausing delivery keeps the connection saved.
Questions
Common questions
How long does it take to connect Clay?
About a minute. Paste the credential, save, then send a test contact and watch it appear in your account.
What fields arrive on each record?
Full name, job title, company, company website, industry, location, verified work email, mobile number and direct dial where we have one, plus a profile link and the match score behind the record.
Can I stop the push without losing my settings?
Yes. Pause delivery in the portal and your connection stays saved. Batches keep building and wait in your portal inbox until you switch it back on.
How are our credentials stored?
Credentials are written to encrypted storage on our servers and are never sent back to a browser, shown in a page or included in an export. You can replace or clear them at any time.
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Dialing partner
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