Determining Optimal Team Size for Business Functions

Matt S. · 2025-12-15T00:15:23.013Z

whats the best way to be able to understand the team size for a specific function in a company

Determining Optimal Team Size for Business Functions | Clay

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The best way to find the team size for a specific function in a company is to use the "Get Employee Count by Criteria" action. You can filter by company (using domain, LinkedIn URL, or name) and specify the job role or function you’re interested in. This will give you an estimate of how many people in that company hold that role or function. You can also add filters for country or other criteria if needed. This works with both People Data Labs and the Companies, People, and Jobs integrations, and is available on all Clay plans. [1] [2] [3]
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If you need any more help understanding how to find team sizes or using the filters, I’m here to assist. Would you like to share more about the specific function or company you’re trying to analyze?
Taimoor A.
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no i have to do that for each table
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I understand that can be frustrating. I’ll connect you to a human agent who can assist you further.
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Our support team has got your message and we'll get back to you soon! We're currently outside of our standard office hours (9 AM to 9 PM EST, Monday through Friday), so it may take a little longer for us to respond.
If you’re dealing with a specific table, drop the URL below so we can help you quicker. Otherwise, someone from our team will be in touch soon!
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Aditi S.
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Hi Matt - thanks so much for reaching out. Currently, our Get Employee Count by Criteria would be the best way to get the analysis you're needing. Let me know if you have further questions on this.
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We haven't heard back from you here, so we're going to go ahead and close this thread out.
Still need help here? Reply back and someone will jump back in.
Have a question thats not related to this thread? We recommend kicking off a new ticket in the support channel!

Clay Support
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The best way to find the team size for a specific function in a company is to use the "Get Employee Count by Criteria" action. You can filter by company (using domain, LinkedIn URL, or name) and specify the job role or function you’re interested in. This will give you an estimate of how many people in that company hold that role or function. You can also add filters for country or other criteria if needed. This works with both People Data Labs and the Companies, People, and Jobs integrations, and is available on all Clay plans. [1] [2] [3]
Clay Support
APP
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Is that what you were looking for?
Clay Support
APP
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If you need any more help understanding how to find team sizes or using the filters, I’m here to assist. Would you like to share more about the specific function or company you’re trying to analyze?
Taimoor A.
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no i have to do that for each table
Clay Support
APP
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I understand that can be frustrating. I’ll connect you to a human agent who can assist you further.
Clay Support
APP
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Our support team has got your message and we'll get back to you soon! We're currently outside of our standard office hours (9 AM to 9 PM EST, Monday through Friday), so it may take a little longer for us to respond.
If you’re dealing with a specific table, drop the URL below so we can help you quicker. Otherwise, someone from our team will be in touch soon!
image.png(93 kB)
Aditi S.
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Hi Matt - thanks so much for reaching out. Currently, our Get Employee Count by Criteria would be the best way to get the analysis you're needing. Let me know if you have further questions on this.
Clay Support
APP
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We haven't heard back from you here, so we're going to go ahead and close this thread out.
Still need help here? Reply back and someone will jump back in.
Have a question thats not related to this thread? We recommend kicking off a new ticket in the support channel!