Is there an enrichment to get email through this information
Location
Number
Facebook/Google Page
Company Name
My prospect gets a list everyday to cold call but I’m thinking we can hit these guys via email if we can get access to them.
Yes, you can find emails using that information. Use our Waterfall Enrichment feature for work emails by going to "Add enrichment" → "Work email" → select the waterfall option. For best results, you'll need the company domain (critical) and full name of the person. You can find company domains from company names first, then run a people search to find contacts. Several integrations can help find emails from the data you have: ** RocketReach: Finds personal emails using social URLs, names, and company info ** Clay Enrichments: Finds contact info from social URLs or emails ** *Findymail: Finds and verifies emails for B2B prospecting The waterfall approach tests multiple providers sequentially for better email coverage.
Some of these companies do not have websites, we are selling into restaurants, bars, cafes, takeaways. Our offer is essentially card payments/machines. And the company’s we are getting access too is newly created companies such as, just opened a new shop, under new managements etc.
Hey! Yes, you can find emails for these businesses even without websites. Here's the approach: Since these are new/small businesses without websites: 1. Import your list into Clay with the data you have (location, phone, Facebook/Google page, company name) 2. Use Claygent to search for contact information - it can check their Facebook pages, Google Business profiles, and local directories 3. Consider using local business registry APIs for your country - these often have owner contact details for newly registered businesses The workflow would be: ** Import your daily prospect list ** Run Claygent with a prompt like: "Find the email address for {Company Name} located at {Location}. Check their {Facebook/Google Page} and any local business directories" ** For better results, you could also try finding the owner's name first, then search for their email ** Make sure to validate them Since you're targeting newly opened shops and businesses under new management, business registries might be your goldmine - they usually require contact info for new registrations. Let me know if you have more questions!
Business registries are official databases where newly registered companies must list key details — usually including the business name, registration date, owner or director names, address, and sometimes email or phone numbers. Each country has its own registry (often run by a government agency or chamber of commerce). Many offer public search portals or APIs you can connect to Clay for automated lookups. Since you’re targeting newly opened or re-registered businesses, this can be a direct source of verified contact information before it’s widely published elsewhere. Let me know if you have more questions.
