Clay
Clay adds SCIM and signal-triggered workflows as its GTM platform targets enterprise buyers.
◆Recent moves
- 10d ago
SCIM provisioning, Audiences upsert, signals into workflows
This week brought SCIM provisioning, upserts by external ID for Audiences, signal results sent straight into workflow triggers, and metro-area search across 151 countries. SCIM and signal triggers are the substantive pieces: one handles enterprise identity, the other connects modules.
- 17d ago
Clay redesigns home, centralizes Audiences exports, fixes Ads match rates
A redesigned home page that opens into Workflows or chat, a single view of every Audiences source and export, and Ads match rates that line up with each ad platform. After weeks of launching Ads and agent access, this week makes those surfaces easier to audit and route through Workflows.
- 24d ago
Per-workflow credit budgets and Clay Ads in the CLI
Workflow Budgets cap credit spend for each automated workflow, and Clay Ads can now be created, edited and paused from the CLI and coding agents. It is the third spend control in two months, now scoped to single workflows, while ad execution opens to agents.
- 1mo ago
24 new and upgraded data providers
A batch of 24 new and upgraded providers widens the data Clay can source and enrich from. The breadth of its provider catalog remains the base that its outbound and ads features depend on.
- 1mo ago
LinkedIn company-list ad syncs and IP access restrictions
Clay Ads now syncs company lists to LinkedIn, with pause, edit and audit controls for recurring syncs, and workspaces gain IP access restrictions. The week extends the Ads 2.0 push into its most important B2B channel and adds a control that security teams ask for.
- 1mo ago
Functions, Auto Top-Ups, and Self-Serve Sign-In
Functions replace legacy Recipes and column templates as the way to save and reuse enrichment logic, and Auto Top-Ups keep workflows running when credits run low. Both make Clay workflows easier to run continuously, which suits its move into always-on outbound and ads.