I’m having issues connecting my apollo api with Clay can anyone help?

You can add your Apollo API key to Clay in two ways: 1. Through the Settings menu: • Click on your profile picture • Go to Settings • Navigate to the Connections section • Add your Apollo API key 2. Through the Enrichment Panel: • When setting up an Apollo enrichment • Click on "Add Account" in the account selection area • Enter your API keyNote: Using your own API key is only available on paid plans (Starter, Explorer, or Pro). Sources: Guide: Ways to Save Clay Credits - Clay University Enrow - Clay University RocketReach - Clay University

I couldn't find specific information about issues connecting Apollo API to Clay. However, we do have an integration with Apollo.io that allows users to find and enrich leads within Clay using Apollo's B2B database. This integration enables retrieving detailed company and contact information, validating company contact details, tracking open job postings, and automating lead generation via people search within companies.To help you better, could you provide more details about the specific issue you're experiencing when trying to connect your Apollo API to Clay? This will allow me to give you more accurate assistance. Source: Apollo.io - Clay University

If you're experiencing an invalid credentials error with your Apollo API key, this typically occurs due to one of these reasons: 1. Your API key may not be authorized for the enrich endpoint 2. The API key might lack the necessary permissions 3. There could be endpoint restrictions on your API keyTo resolve this, you should: 1. Verify that your API key has proper access to the enrich endpoint 2. Confirm that your API key is active and correctly entered 3. Check the permissions associated with your API keyIf you've verified these items and still experience issues, you can reference Apollo's documentation about API key scoping at: https://knowledge.apollo.io/hc/en-us/articles/4415734629773-Create-API-Keys Source: Apollo.io - Clay University

If you're experiencing an invalid credentials issue with your Apollo API key, this could be due to one of three main reasons: 1. Your API key may not be authorized for the enrich endpoint 2. The API key might not have sufficient permissions 3. There could be endpoint restrictions on your API keyTo resolve this, you should: 1. Verify that your API key has the correct permissions to access the enrich endpoint 2. Double-check that your API key is active and entered correctly 3. If the above steps don't resolve the issue, you may need to contact Apollo's support team to verify your endpoint access permissions Source: Apollo.io - Clay University

You can add your API key to Clay in two ways: 1. Through Settings: • Click your profile picture in the top right corner • Select Settings • Navigate to the Connections section • Add your API key in the Clay panel 2. Through the Enrichment Panel: • When setting up an enrichment that accepts an API key • Click "Add Account" to switch from Clay's default API key to your own accountYour API key enables important actions like: ** Writing to tables ** Looking up single rows in other tables * Looking up multiple rows in other tables Sources: Guide: Ways to Save Clay Credits - Clay University Guide: How to find your Clay API key - Clay University

We offer several effective ways to find decision makers: 1. Using Google Maps data combined with our enrichment tools to identify and validate decision makers at local businesses. 2. Starting with just a company website URL, you can: • Find tech leads, product managers, and senior directors • Get validated work email addresses • Access detailed company information including headcount growth and acquisition infoOur enrichment process helps validate work emails and provides comprehensive contact information through waterfall enrichment, ensuring you have accurate data for your outreach. Sources: Claybooks: Find, research, and enrich local businesses using Google Maps and Clay | Clay.com Find Key Decision Makers at any Company with just a Website URL | Clay

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