Looking for Experienced Clay Users to Discuss General Platform Questions

Nick C. · 2026-06-29T16:31:59.429Z

Wanted to talk on the phone with someone who uses Clay a lot. I have general use questions about the platform.

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Muhammad S.
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Feel free to huddle me
Nick C.
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No idea who you are or what you do.
Muhammad S.
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I am someone who uses clay a lot.🤣
Shriya N.
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Nick C. I would recommend adding some more detail so people in the community can figure out if they can help you! 🙂
Nick C.
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I think what people interpret my post to be is an opportunity to pitch slap me their services or software. Shriya N. This is a really simple request. I am only interested in talking to you and getting an idea of how you use Clay, what it does, and where it fits in your outbound engine. I'm not going to buy a random piece of software, hire a contractor or employ some stranger after 1 call. This is simple research into what Clay is used for. I've already gone through Clay101 twice. Had a demo - this is simple research.
Shriya N.
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Hi Nick C., even writing — “I am interested in talking to you and getting an idea of how you use Clay, what it does, and where it fits in your outbound engine.” — would be helpful, if you can update the top post!
vaibhav k.
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Hello Nick C. I use clay as per the project. From finding companies or first finding new join VP for that role then enrich that company. Also checking what they running ads for or get their laster fundig, hiring or latest sales order. Or negative reviews. Also I realized. Claud code can do 40 to 60% job done. You don't need to spend lot of credit. Also cursor with EXA can do too. I am happy to talk anything if you find this helpful
vaibhav k.
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Also not selling anything too. Lol
Nick C.
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We are focusing on using Claude as the operating system to loop all the workflows together to build it. Then we want to bolt on solutions to cover gaps. The amount of work Claude can do is mindblowing. It can do most of the admin, while the SDR / GTM prompt engineer runs the systems and pushes data from one platform to the other. Claude does all the heavy lifting, API builds, and connectors.

Muhammad S.
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Feel free to huddle me
Nick C.
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No idea who you are or what you do.
Muhammad S.
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I am someone who uses clay a lot.🤣
Shriya N.
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Nick C. I would recommend adding some more detail so people in the community can figure out if they can help you! 🙂
Nick C.
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I think what people interpret my post to be is an opportunity to pitch slap me their services or software. Shriya N. This is a really simple request. I am only interested in talking to you and getting an idea of how you use Clay, what it does, and where it fits in your outbound engine. I'm not going to buy a random piece of software, hire a contractor or employ some stranger after 1 call. This is simple research into what Clay is used for. I've already gone through Clay101 twice. Had a demo - this is simple research.
Shriya N.
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Hi Nick C., even writing — “I am interested in talking to you and getting an idea of how you use Clay, what it does, and where it fits in your outbound engine.” — would be helpful, if you can update the top post!
vaibhav k.
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Hello Nick C. I use clay as per the project. From finding companies or first finding new join VP for that role then enrich that company. Also checking what they running ads for or get their laster fundig, hiring or latest sales order. Or negative reviews. Also I realized. Claud code can do 40 to 60% job done. You don't need to spend lot of credit. Also cursor with EXA can do too. I am happy to talk anything if you find this helpful
vaibhav k.
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Also not selling anything too. Lol
Nick C.
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We are focusing on using Claude as the operating system to loop all the workflows together to build it. Then we want to bolt on solutions to cover gaps. The amount of work Claude can do is mindblowing. It can do most of the admin, while the SDR / GTM prompt engineer runs the systems and pushes data from one platform to the other. Claude does all the heavy lifting, API builds, and connectors.