Find People

The Find People source helps you search for people using criteria like job title, company, location, and experience.

This tool is ideal for building targeted sales prospect lists, identifying potential hires, and conducting market research.

Creating a table with Find People

1. In a workbook, click + Add at the bottom.
2. Search for Find People.

Source Find People

Inputs:

• Company attributes: Filter by company size, industry (include or exclude), and description keywords to narrow your search.
• Job title: Filter by organizational level, function, or specific titles (e.g., CEO, VP). Results include synonyms, similar titles, and translated titles. For example, searching "Software Developer" returns results like "Frontend Engineer" and "Ingénieur logiciel."
  • Job title must contain exact: Each result must contain at least one of your search terms, ignoring capitalization and special characters. Synonyms and similar titles are excluded. For example, "Founder/CEO" matches "ceo", but "Frontend Engineer" does not match "Software Developer."
  • Job title must match exactly: Each result must match at least one search term exactly, including capitalization. Special characters are not allowed. For example, neither "Founder/CEO" nor "ceo" will match "CEO."
• Experience: Filter by current role duration, past position dates, and keywords in experience descriptions.
• Location: Include or exclude specific regions, countries, or cities.
• Profile: Filter by names or connection/follower count ranges.
• Certifications: Search for specific certifications (AWS, Google Cloud, etc.)
• Languages: Filter by specific languages spoken.
• Education: Search for specific school names.
• Companies: Find people at specific companies using an existing Clay Table or a custom list.
• Exclude people: Select a Clay Table containing people to exclude (For example, exclude current and former employees when searching for recruiting leads.)
• Past experiences: Toggle to include past experiences in your search.
• Limit Results: Set a maximum number of results per search.