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What do you like best about Clay?
Clay is incredibly powerful as a data enrichment and workflow tool. I like how flexible it is—you can connect it with other platforms, build custom flows, and really tailor it to your specific use cases. The enrichment features are especially helpful for organizing and qualifying contacts, and the ability to automate pieces of outreach saves a lot of time. Once you understand its potential, it feels like a Swiss Army knife for GTM and operations.

What do you dislike about Clay?
The same flexibility that makes Clay powerful can also make it intimidating at first. There’s definitely a learning curve, especially if you’re not familiar with enrichment logic or building workflows. Some features aren’t always intuitive, and it takes experimentation to unlock its full value. That said, once you invest the time, the payoff is significant.

What problems is Clay solving and how is that benefiting you?
Clay is like Notion but for Data—it centralizes enrichment, sales intelligence, and lead intelligence in one place. Instead of juggling multiple tools and spreadsheets, I can use Clay to collect, clean, and enrich data, then push it directly into workflows. It saves time by automating repetitive research tasks and makes it easier to keep my lead and sales intelligence organized and actionable. It feels almost like “what can’t Clay do?” because of how flexible it is across use cases, but the biggest benefit is having one platform where my data is both accessible and operational.