Send Clay data to Zapier

With HTTP API, you can send data from your Clay table to Zapier to trigger workflows.

To do this, we’ll take advantage of Zapier webhooks!

Setting up Zapier

To begin, we'll first set up a Zapier webhook which is going to "catch" your Clay data.

1. Create a new Zap.
2. Click Trigger and select Webhooks.
3. Under Trigger event select Catch Hook.
4. Under Test, copy the webhook URL.
5. Finish the Zap by setting up an Action.
   • While you'll need to complete this step to publish the Zap, it's not essential for creating the webhook, so you can choose any action.

Adding to Clay

Now that you’ve created your Zap, you’ll need to paste the webhook URL into a Clay table.

1. Navigate to your Clay table, click Add enrichment and search for HTTP API.
2. For Method → POST.
3. Paste the webhook URL into Endpoint.
4. In the Body section, include the data from your table that you want to use in your Zap, formatted in JSON.
   • You can use dynamic column names so that each of your rows gets sent to Zapier separately.
5. Click Save → Save and run. A 200 response in the column cell confirms that your webhook successfully sent the data to Zapier.