Clay

What It Does

Pushes all available visitor data to a Clay table webhook when a workflow fires. Data is flattened into a single-level JSON object that maps directly to Clay table columns, ready for enrichment and routing.

Authentication

Webhook URL + optional auth token. When adding Clay as a connection step in an automation, enter your Clay webhook URL (must start with https://api.clay.com/) and optionally add an authentication token for secure delivery.

Data Sent to Clay

All visitor data is sent as a flat JSON object. Every available field is included:

Identity

Field
Type

person_id

String

name

String

first_name

String (derived)

last_name

String (derived)

profile_picture_url

String

linkedin_url

String

gender

String

age_min

Number

age_max

Number

Address

Field
Type

address_street

String

address_city

String

address_state

String

address_zip

String

address_country

String

location

String (composite: city, state, country)

Contact

Field
Type

work_email

String (first work email)

personal_email

String (first personal email)

work_phone

String (first work phone)

personal_phone

String (first personal phone)

work_emails

Array (all work emails with validity)

personal_emails

Array (all personal emails with validity)

work_phones

Array (all work phones with type)

personal_phones

Array (all personal phones with type)

Employment

Field
Type

job_title

String

company_name

String

company_logo_url

String

company_linkedin_url

String

company_industry

String

company_revenue_min

Number

company_revenue_max

Number

company_headcount

Number

Engagement

Field
Type

total_sessions

Number

total_pageviews

Number

total_time_on_site

Number

last_seen_at

DateTime (ISO)

visited_pages

Array of strings

Attribution

Field
Type

latest_utm_source

String

latest_utm_medium

String

latest_utm_campaign

String

latest_utm_term

String

latest_utm_content

String

latest_entry_path

String

latest_exit_path

String

Audiences

Field
Type

active_audiences

Array of strings

Key Behaviors

  • All data included — Every available visitor field is sent in every request. Missing fields are set to null or empty arrays.

  • No deduplication — Clay handles deduplication on their end. Every workflow trigger sends a request.

  • Flat structure — Nested data (emails, phones) is sent both as shortcut fields (first value) and as full arrays.

  • Optional authentication — If an auth token is configured, it is sent via the x-clay-webhook-auth header.

  • URL validation — The webhook URL must start with https://api.clay.com/ to prevent misconfiguration.

Using with Workflows

  1. Create a Clay table with a webhook source

  2. Connect Clay in Midbound and paste the webhook URL

  3. Create a workflow triggered by audience entry or new visit

  4. All matching visitor data flows into your Clay table automatically

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