FAQ

Clay compiles data from a number of different sources, and refreshes profile data millions of times a day. The refresh rate depends on a number of factors, including h...

The Review tab is intended to be a high-level view of the people you should be thinking about today, which includes people from calendar events, new people you've chat...

Twitter’s official integration has recently had occasional downtime or behavior changes. We’re doing our best to adapt to the changing behavior as it happens, and have...

There are two types of email-related actions you may take from Clay: Open an existing email thread or calendar invite from a person’s Moments. We link you to your me...

Thank you! Feedback is very useful and helps guide Clay's development. If you'd like a specific integration, please let us know in this form. If you've got a feature r...

Due to Apple's limitations, it's not possible for us to sync iMessage through Clay on iOS or Web. If Apple's restrictions change, we'd happily add that option, but we'...

You can disconnect an account if you no longer want that account's associated information to show up in Clay, if you're losing access to the account, or if you want to...

Any contacts you've interacted with in Clay, meaning added to a Group or Starred, taken a Note on, set a Reconnect cadence for, etc won't be removed since you've creat...

We take privacy and security very seriously at Clay, and accordingly, we only connect with your data when we're confident we can keep it secure. If you'd like to read ...

Not yet, but we're always interested in hearing how Clay members use notes to jot down information. If there's a way you'd like to organize your notes, let us know. ℹ️...

Just you. Notes are private, encrypted, and not shared with the contact or any other Clay Members. Visit our Security and Privacy for more details. ℹ️ You can share y...

You may not have connected the account you used to contact that person. Feel free to integrate that account into Clay to make our systems more intelligent. If they’re ...

While we’d like to support Android in the future, we’re still a small team and are focused on building a quality experience for iOS right now.

We're working on it! In the meantime, you can use the Web version of Clay on your iPad.

There is! In Search, type all to display a complete list of your contacts.

Clay compiles data from a number of different sources, and occasionally those data sources return incorrect or incomplete data. These are especially prevalent with: N...

When you integrate your Google accounts such as Gmail and Google Calendar, Clay is able to see the emails you're interacting with, but we don't have permission to pull...

Likely not. The Microsoft email ecosystem is fairly complex and access to Exchange is usually restricted at an organization level. Some companies are migrating their E...

Given the sensitivity of contacts information, Clay has read-only access to your iOS Contacts, meaning it will update the data inside Clay to match what you have in yo...

If you want to remove an integration, hit the Remove button next to the account in Settings. You’ll see this pop up: Select Delete if you want all data connected to t...

Clay syncs with iMessage every few hours as long as it's open in the background.

Apple unfortunately doesn’t offer an API or SDK for iMessage, so integrating on the Mac is the simplest and most secure way for us to offer an integration with iMessage.

One of our core philosophies with any connection is to ask for the minimum number of permissions or information necessary to make the experience magical. Recent versio...

Go to Personal Info in the top right, then Settings on Mac, Web, or iOS, then edit under Preferred Email. 

No worries! This doesn’t break anything, so nothing to worry about here. Your AppleID is used to sign into Clay, but your Clay email is where all Clay correspondence g...

We're sad to see you go!  If you'd like to cancel your subscription of Clay Pro and switch to Clay Personal, our free plan, you can change your plan by going to the Pr...

We don’t share our roadmap publicly. If there are specific features you’re interested in, please reach out, and we’ll be happy to let you know as we build them out.

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