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Finding Reliable Organizational Charts Beyond Top Executives | Clay

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Finding Reliable Organizational Charts Beyond Top Executives

·Dec 10, 2025 05:47 PM·

Is there any way in which i can find out who reports to whom, not just at a top exec level? I heard of The Org but the data looks pretty garbage as soon as I dig deeper

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Honourable A.
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what's your current process that's getting you garbage data?
Tim P.
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well i dont have a process yet...but like...look at any random org https://theorg.com/org/upwork... you can hardly see any granularity beyond top execs
Tim P.
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Let me give you an example. Let's say my client is this person at Microsoft. How do I find out whom she reports to
Honourable A.
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Honestly the best way is to use Ai. But how many leads are you working with? Cause if I want to be sure, I would write a prompt asking what role the person is most likely reporting to in that org
John T.
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Agreed on that advice. Go off the role and maybe come up with a cheat sheet of titles that would be managerial to that role that you were looking for at that company. Could be a good sculpturAI enrichment.
Tim P.
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Hmm ok I'll try that on a few people where I know the managers
Sourabh
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Hey Timpy — yeah, that usually needs manual research once you go beyond top execs. Tools like The Org can help at a high level, but the data gets spotty deeper in the org. Our team does hands-on research to map reporting lines more accurately and can help with this.
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