Yes! Many teams use Clay to capture buyer intent signals and push them to HubSpot. Clay can route signal results straight into HubSpot, creating records automatically with enriched data already populated. [1]
Several Clay partners specialize in this exact workflow:
Harochi builds signal-based outbound systems that trigger outreach based on live buying signals like hiring, funding, and tech stack data, then sync directly into HubSpot for automated multichannel outreach. [2]
Corebits creates workflows that send warm accounts and live buyer signals straight to HubSpot so reps spend time selling, not searching. [3]
RevPartners implements AI-assisted prospecting that surfaces accounts with buying signals and delivers actionable insights directly in HubSpot. [4]
Companies like Coverflex use Clay to identify signals, enrich data, and push leads to HubSpot only when they show strong buying intent, helping sales teams stay focused. [5]
Clay integrates natively with HubSpot and can pull company and people data to identify these signals automatically. [6]
If you need any more help with pushing buyer intent signals to HubSpot or have other questions, I'm here to assist. Would you like to share more about what you're trying to achieve or any specific challenges you're facing?
Clay can capture specific signals from social platforms and push them to HubSpot. You can track post interactions like when prospects engage with relevant content, then automatically create HubSpot records for those people. [1]
For example, you can import a post about employee benefits, find people in your target persona who liked or commented on it, and create personalized outreach based on that engagement. [2]
Clay also has workflows to find and enrich social posts mentioning your brand, extract author info and sentiment, then route that data to your CRM or send Slack alerts. [3]
If you still need help with capturing specific signals or setting up workflows in Clay, I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about the signals you want to track or the challenges you’re facing?
