In this workflow, you'll be able to see what tech stack a company is using with Claygent, if you want to conserve credits not spend them on the BuiltWith enrichment option. This workflow will

1. Clean the company domain
2. Generate the company's BuiltWith URL
3. Use Claygent to determine whether a specific tool or tech stack is used by that company

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This workflow will help you:

1. Find lookalike companies similar to your target prospects
2. Determine whether those companies have active promotions
3. Capture promotional details
4. Check to see if those companies use a specific product, service, or competitor

For detailed instructions on how to use this template, check out this Claybook

This workflow will help you:

1. Import newsletter subscribers from HubSpot or another CRM
2. Categorize them based off of name and email information
3. Enrich contacts with missing name or email information and LinkedIn profile data
4. Create or update contacts back in HubSpot

This workflow will allow you to:

1. Find local businesses using Google Maps
2. Find business info with Yelp such as recent reviews, phone numbers, and ratings
3. Categorize these businesses

In this workflow, you'll be able to:

1. Find people with relevant job titles who work at a close contact’s previous company
2. Use Claygent to determine if those companies fit your ICP
3. Create a warm intro by sharing a list of close contacts

This recipe creates a custom image for use in a campaign. The image is templatized just like an email, with the ability to create custom colors and add custom images into a campaign. This uses a tech called Dynapictures, and is a higher-effort campaign. However, if done correctly it can also show real effort and work better than a plain text campaign.

This first template shows how the HTTP API integration is oriented so it can send pictures (in this case, the person's LinkedIn profile picture) to Zapier. From Zapier, it connects to Dynapictures and creates the image, which then sends to the second table.

To continue this play, read more on the second table in this sequence