Clay (HTTP Node)

What Clay Does in Trigify

Clay is a data enrichment and outbound platform. Trigify does not have a dedicated Clay integration, but you can send data to Clay using the HTTP Request utility node and Clay's webhook source feature.

How It Works

Clay lets you create webhook-powered table sources. You create a webhook URL in Clay, then use Trigify's HTTP Request action to POST lead data to that URL. Each request creates a new row in your Clay table.

Setting Up the Connection

  1. In Clay, create a new table (or open an existing one).

  2. Click Add Source and select Webhook.

  3. Copy the webhook URL that Clay generates.

  4. In Trigify, open your workflow and click Add action on any node.

  5. Select HTTP Request from the utility actions.

  6. Set the method to POST.

  7. Paste the Clay webhook URL.

  8. In the request body, map the fields you want to send (e.g. email, name, company, LinkedIn URL).

  9. Save and activate your workflow.

Note: Since this uses the HTTP Request node (not a native integration), there is no "Connect Clay" button. You are connecting directly via the webhook URL.

Example Workflow

  1. A Listening trigger detects a prospect showing buying intent.

  2. An enrichment action pulls their LinkedIn URL and company domain.

  3. An HTTP Request action sends the data to your Clay table via webhook.

  4. Clay runs its own enrichment waterfall and pushes the final data to your outreach tool.

Tips

Tip: Send a test request from Trigify first so Clay can auto-detect your fields and create the correct columns.

Important: If you regenerate the webhook URL in Clay, you will need to update it in your Trigify workflow. The old URL will stop working.