Instantly integration
Automated sales outreach platform.
[Update for 2025] Instantly has released Version 2 of their API keys and will be sunsetting support for Version 1.
- If you are adding your API key, make sure to add version 2.
- For any actively used
Find leads
orAdd Leads to Campaign
columns, you will need to create a new column. (Do not duplicate the original column, create a new one fromAdd enrichment
.
Instantly is an automated sales outreach platform that allows users to efficiently add leads to campaigns.
The Instantly integration in Clay allows users Instantly in Clay allows users to efficiently add leads to campaigns within the app.
Setting up the Instantly integration
Note: This integration requires an Instantly API key.
- While in a Clay table, click
Add enrichment
and search forInstantly
. - Under
Integrations
, select one of the Instantly options. - In the modal, you will be asked to
+ Add account
.
Using the Instantly integration
Action
Find leads
Use this action to find new leads.
Inputs
- Email: The email of the leads you want to find.
- Campaign ID (Optional): The ID of the campaign you want to search within. If left blank, all leads matching the email will be returned.
Run settings
- Auto-update
- Only run if: The enrichment will only run if conditions are met. (Learn more about conditional formulas here!)
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Action
Verify Email
Determine if an email address is a valid inbox and whether it’s a catch-all domain.
Inputs
- Person’s Email
Run settings
- Auto-update
- Only run if: The enrichment will only run if conditions are met. (Learn more about conditional formulas here!)
Action
Add Lead to Campaign
Add leads to an Instantly campaign.
Inputs
- Campaign ID
- Skip if Lead is in Workspace (Optional): Will skip if the lead already exists in any campaigns in the workspace.
- Email: The lead’s email.
Run settings
- Auto-update
- Only run if: The enrichment will only run if conditions are met. (Learn more about conditional formulas here!)