Connect Clay

Collection IntegrationsReading time 3 minUpdated Jul 2026
TL;DR

Two directions: Clay as an upstream enrichment/research layer pushing into turgo via webhook, or turgo pushing accounts to Clay tables for custom enrichment recipes. Most teams use Clay for bespoke research, turgo for the operating motion.

Clay → turgo

In Clay, add an HTTP API step pointing at your turgo inbound webhook (Settings → API → Inbound Webhooks → create one with a schema mapping). Clay-enriched rows land as Golden Record updates with Clay as the source.

turgo → Clay

A workflow action can push accounts/contacts into a Clay table (Clay API key required) for recipes turgo doesn't natively run — niche scraping, custom GPT research columns — with results returning via the webhook above.

Division of labor

Clay excels at bespoke research recipes; turgo owns the always-on motion (agents, sequences, signals). Use Clay for the exotic 10%, not as a parallel system of record.

Dedup caution

Round-tripping through Clay can create near-duplicate records if key fields get reformatted. Keep email/domain columns untouched in Clay recipes so identity resolution matches cleanly on return.

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