Clay for your voice agent
Clay is a go-to-market data enrichment and workflow automation platform for searching people and companies, running routines, and querying workspace tables. It helps teams enrich leads, automate GTM workflows, and keep workspace data synchronized.
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Integration record
- Status
- Available
- Plan
- Every plan, from Starter at A$49 a month
- How it connects
- With an API key. You create a key in Clay and paste it on a secure page in Connected apps.
- What it reads
- 12 actions, such as continue Search, get Credit Balance and get Current User.
- What it changes
- 3 actions, such as run Routine, start Routine Batch and privacy Delete People.
- What starts an action
- The agent runs an action during a call or chat when the conversation needs it. It only runs the actions you switch on.
- Custom work
- You choose each action from its list of 15. Anything the list doesn't cover needs a custom API tool on Scale, or a Concierge build.
- Checked
- Action list checked 14 November 2026. We haven't tested each action.
Clay actions
Reads 12
- Continue Search
- Get Credit Balance
- Get Current User
- Get Privacy Delete Status
- Get Routine Batch Results
- Get Routine Batch Upload URL
- Get Routine Run Results
- Get Search Query Reference
- Get Workflow Runs Query Reference
- Query Table Rows
- Query Workflow Runs
- Search People or Companies
Changes 2
- Run Routine
- Start Routine Batch
Deletes 1
- Privacy Delete People
Clay setup
Pasting a Clay API key
Create an API key in Clay, choose Clay in Connected apps and paste the key on the secure page.
Choosing the actions
Choose which of the 15 actions the agent may use. Start with lookups and add the ones that change Clay when you're ready.
Testing, then publishing
Watch the agent use the live app in the browser tester, then publish. Voice and text agents share the connection.
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