Data Foundation
Deduped records, stable identifiers, and the rules that stop the next import breaking them.
Clay implementation for B2B teams that bought the tool and ended up with a stack of tables. Forty tables, three of them running, and nobody can say which data reaches the CRM.
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Clay Artisan Solutions Partner
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Paying for a tool nobody has scoped?
Burning credits with nothing reaching the CRM?
HubSpot, Salesforce, your warehouse, your product data, your sequencer. We wire Clay as the layer everything passes through, so enrichment, routing and signals all run off the same records instead of four copies of them.
Scope my Clay build, 30 minEvery table you add without a rulebook is a future data conflict. Most teams add another table. The fix is structural.
Four teams that already owned Clay. See what changed when the data underneath it was designed.
Each one fixes a specific layer of the system. Most clients start with the foundation and add the rest once the data holds.
Deduped records, stable identifiers, and the rules that stop the next import breaking them.
Providers ordered by cost, fallbacks where they fail, validation before anything is written.
One path into HubSpot or Salesforce, with clear rules for what gets created and what gets updated.
Job changes, hiring, funding, site visits and engagement, scored and routed to the owner who can act on it.
Touch data frozen at trial, at meeting booked and at closed won, so the report still holds six months later.
When a table outgrows Clay’s storage, the data moves to Supabase or your warehouse and Clay stays the orchestration layer.
15+ more modules depending on what your system needs.
Not sure which ones you need? We scope it in 30 minutes.
We host Clay Club Barcelona, elected the best Clay Club in the world, and Clay has featured our work twice, once for systems and workflow engineering, once for community and events. We were invited guests at Sculpt in San Francisco.
The practical value for your project is access. When a build hits something undocumented, the answer comes from Clay’s team.
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Every Clay workspace I open looks the same.
Forty tables, three of them running, and a team that stopped trusting the output months ago. The tool is fine. What’s missing underneath is a data model, so every new table is built on top of records that were never cleaned. We fix the foundation first, then install the workflows on top of it. It takes longer to see the first campaign and it holds for years instead of weeks. We build the foundation once. Your team owns it after.
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You can. As a Clay Artisan Solutions Partner we size the plan and the credits with Clay directly, so you are not guessing between tiers or paying for enrichment you will not use. The workspace stays yours.
Rarely. The audit tells us what to keep. Most workspaces have two or three tables worth building around and a long list worth archiving.
We build the system and train your team to run it. If you also want execution, that sits in the fractional retainer.
Clay builds run in the same range as our other projects, between $6K and $36K for the initial build, plus the cost of the tools. We scope each engagement on what the system needs.
First workflow in production inside three weeks on most builds. The full layer takes longer, because cleaning the records sets the pace and that part decides whether the rest holds.
We say so in the audit, and we have.
Bring us the workspace and the CRM
Thirty minutes, screen shared. You leave with a read on what is worth fixing first, whether or not you work with us.