Hasnain R.

Clay doesn’t natively generate graphics heavy pdfs per row. the usual workaround is to push each rows data into an external renderer like webflow framer for landing pages or a pdf tool react plus puppeteer. documint or placid and then store the generated url pdf back in clay for distribution.

Hey Danielle M., You don’t need Apify or any external tool just use Clay directly by setting the industry to fitness and pulling updated verified influencers based on your ICP

That’s expected, find People always creates a new table to keep everything connected just use the company domain from your job posting row as the input for Find People. The new table will be linked back to the original row so you can pull those decision makers back in with a lookup if you need them in the same table.

Hey Aladin You can run a People enrichment on the job posting company domain just pull the domain from the posting add a Find People step filter by the seniorities/titles you want and Clay will return the decision makers for that company

Hey Dave C., If domain reputation is your main concern Instantly is still the safer option right now clay sequencer works well for simple sending but it doesn’t manage warmup, rotation or deliverability controls the way Instantly does most people use Clay to build and personalize the list then send through Instantly so their domains stay healthy

Hey Yap J., Clay sequencer is still lightweight so most folks use Clay to build and enrich highly targeted lists then push them into whatever sender they prefer It’s less about replacing Instantly or SalesForge and more about making those tools perform way better.

Yo Nicolas B. The most reliable way is to use Clay LinkedIn Profile Scraper first and pull the title directly from the profile then use GPT only to clean or normalize it If you scrape the profile first and treat AI as a cleanup step instead of a fact checker the job titles stay accurate.

Hey Nick Z. You can do this by using Claygent to pull a list of companies using that software then run HG Insights only on those rows. That keeps it all in Clay without enriching everything

Yo Evan K. I still use ZoomInfo but Clay has been great because its far affordable and I can build tables and pull verified quality data for campaigns much more easily.