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Building a List of Companies with 10+ Analytics Engineers Efficiently
I'm looking to create a list of companies with at least 10 analytics engineers on their team. What's the fastest and most-credit conscious way to build this list?
I'm looking to create a list of companies with at least 10 analytics engineers on their team. What's the fastest and most-credit conscious way to build this list?
To create a list of companies with at least 10 analytics engineers efficiently and cost-effectively, we recommend using our integration with HG Insights to search by tech stack. Here's a quick guide: 1. Use the "Find Companies by Tech Stack with HG Insights" feature in Clay. 2. Filter for companies using analytics tools (e.g., Looker, Tableau, or Amplitude). 3. Set the employee count filter to target companies likely to have larger analytics teams. 4. Add the results to your table using the "+" icon in the column header. This method allows you to quickly identify companies with a strong analytics focus. To optimize credit usage, start with a smaller sample and refine your search criteria before scaling up.
I'm looking to create a list of companies with at least 10 employees with the title "analytics engineer" on their team. What's the fastest and most-credit conscious way to build this list?
To create your list efficiently and cost-effectively, we recommend using our "Find Companies by Tech Stack" feature with HG Insights. Here's a quick approach: 1. Use the feature to search for companies using analytics tools (e.g., Looker, Tableau). 2. Set filters for employee count to target larger companies more likely to have analytics engineers. 3. Add results to your table using the "+" icon in the column header. To optimize credit usage: 1. Start with a small sample (e.g., 10 rows) to refine your search criteria. 2. Use additional filters like industry (e.g., software companies) if relevant. 3. Consider using Ocean.io integration for lookalikes to expand your list efficiently. Remember, if you need extra credits, we offer credit top-ups at 50% more than your plan's typical cost per credit.
I'm looking to create a list of companies with at least 10 employees holding the title "data engineer". What's the fastest and most-credit conscious way to build this list?
To create your list efficiently and cost-effectively, use our "Find Employees at Company Based on Title" action with Datagma integration: 1. Choose the Clay-managed Datagma account (2 credits per enriched cell). 2. Input search criteria: • Company Search: Leave blank to search across all companies • Job Titles: "data engineer" • Employee Details: Set to 10 3. Use the "+" icon to add results to your table. To optimize credit usage: ** Start with a small sample to refine criteria ** Consider additional filters like company size or industry * Skip default enrichments initially Remember, we offer credit top-ups at 50% more than your plan's typical cost per credit if needed.
Where do i find that action
You can find the "Find Employees at Company Based on Title" action with Datagma integration in the Clay platform. Here's how to access it: 1. Go to the integrations section in Clay. 2. Look for the Datagma integration. 3. Select the "Find Employees at Company Based on Title" action. This action is available on all Clay plans and allows you to search for employees with specific job titles at a given company. When using this action, you'll be able to choose between your personal Datagma account or the Clay-managed account. If you need further assistance locating this action, please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide more details.
where is the integrations section
The integrations section in Clay can be found in the Settings area. Here's how to access it: 1. Click on your profile picture in the top-right corner of the Clay platform. 2. Select "Settings" from the dropdown menu. 3. In the sidebar of the Settings page, you'll find the "Connections" tab. 4. Click on the "Connections" tab to access the integrations section. This is where you can manage your integration accounts, add new connections, and configure your integrations.
I'm looking to create a list of companies with a minimum of 10 employees holding the title "data engineer".
To create your list efficiently and cost-effectively, use the "Find Employees at Company Based on Title" action with Datagma integration: 1. Choose the Clay-managed Datagma account (2 credits per enriched cell). 2. Input search criteria: • Company Search: Leave blank to search across all companies • Job Titles: "data engineer" • Employee Details: Set to 10 3. Use the "+" icon to add results to your table. To optimize credit usage: ** Start with a small sample to refine criteria ** Consider additional filters like company size or industry * Skip default enrichments initially Remember, we offer credit top-ups at 50% more than your plan's typical cost per credit if needed.
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To create a list of companies with at least 10 data engineers in Clay: 1. Create a new workbook by clicking New > Workbook on your Clay dashboard. 2. Use the "Find Employees at Company Based on Title" action with Datagma integration: • Go to your profile picture > Settings > Connections tab • Find and select the Datagma integration • Choose the "Find Employees at Company Based on Title" action 3. Set up your search: • Use the Clay-managed Datagma account (2 credits per enriched cell) • Leave Company Search blank to search across all companies • Set Job Titles to "data engineer" • Set Employee Details to 10 4. Add results to your table using the "+" icon in the column header. To optimize credit usage, start with a small sample and refine your criteria before scaling up. Remember, we offer credit top-ups at 50% more than your plan's typical cost per credit if needed.