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Importing Third-Party Data Sources into Tables Without Integration
is there a way to import third party or first party data sources into a table where an integration isn't already in place so then I can enrich the data i have with clay.
Could you give some context?
Adnan M.··You can use a third party API using the HTTP integration which is available in the Explorer plan and above.
I have a freemium tool that is currently in use, and I’d like to streamline the process of uploading a CSV list of users, then utilize Clay to pull their contact details, including LinkedIn profiles, to focus on converting them into paying customers. Additionally, I'd like to integrate HG's FAI data with Clay to identify the relevant decision-makers in the correct office locations, targeting personas that manage the competitive solution seats. maybe im thinking about this the wrong way but any feed back is helpful 😅
Bo (.··Hello! I see you have a question about streamlining your CSV upload and integrating HG’s FAI data with Clay. Let me guide you through the process clearly. First, regarding your CSV upload: you can upload the CSV directly into Clay or use webhooks if your current freemium tool supports them. To explore that option, check out the Clay University lesson on webhooks. Once the CSV is uploaded, you can use Clay to pull in contact details (like LinkedIn profiles) through the enrichment feature. Check out the Find People on Clay lesson. If you’re targeting multiple office locations for decision-makers, you can easily add location data by using the “add enrichment” button in the enrichment panel. I recommend saving this within the same table to streamline your workflow. For integrating HG’s FAI data to identify decision-makers in specific locations, you can proceed by writing data from the enriched table to a new one and continue enriching it with ourenrich person capabilities
