CRM Enrichment
Audit, field standards, waterfall enrichment, dedupe support, refresh logic, and CRM sync.
The CRM becomes cleaner and more useful for routing, scoring, and reporting.
A Clay agency helps companies design and build Clay workflows for enrichment, prospecting, account research, scoring, outbound, inbound routing, ABM, and RevOps automation. Delverise approaches Clay as a GTM systems layer, not a standalone table-building tool.
Updated June 6, 2026
Clay is connected to important GTM work, but the workflow architecture is not clear.
Your team needs CRM, outbound, routing, scoring, reporting, and QA designed together.
A one-off consultant can build a table, but the broader GTM system still breaks.
The workflow needs documentation, owner training, governance, and post-launch optimization.
define the workflow, buyer pain, data inputs, and business output.
tables, enrichments, transformations, scoring inputs, and automation steps.
CRM, sequencers, Slack, reporting, routing, and RevOps workflows.
field standards, QA gates, credits, source priority, and ownership.
documentation, training, reverse demos, and maintenance guidance.
data quality, conversion impact, workflow health, and next priorities.
Audit, field standards, waterfall enrichment, dedupe support, refresh logic, and CRM sync.
The CRM becomes cleaner and more useful for routing, scoring, and reporting.
Account sourcing, contact enrichment, personalization inputs, sequencer handoff, and deliverability-aware QA.
Outbound runs from better data and clearer operating logic.
ICP criteria, firmographic and technographic fields, buying signals, account tiers, and rep context.
Sales teams know which accounts deserve attention and why.
Market mapping, exclusion logic, account fit thresholds, contact discovery, and refresh workflows.
The target-account universe is structured enough to operate from.
Form-triggered enrichment, fit scoring, assignment rules, Slack alerts, CRM tasks, and follow-up logic.
High-fit demand gets routed with context quickly.
Named-account tiering, signal monitoring, sales alerts, reporting, QA, governance, and handoff.
Clay supports a broader revenue operating system instead of isolated enrichment.
Best for multi-workflow builds, GTM architecture, implementation, QA, documentation, and handoff.
Production workflows connected to the rest of the revenue system.
Best for focused advice, smaller builds, or troubleshooting a specific table or workflow.
Targeted expertise without the broader implementation layer.
Best for ongoing ownership, maintenance, and day-to-day workflow iteration.
Operational continuity after architecture and build support are in place.
Build the architecture and workflow, QA the system, document it, then hand it to an owner.
Clay becomes a maintainable GTM system layer.
Define the Clay use case, target motion, systems, owner, and constraints.
Map the workflow architecture across Clay, CRM, enrichment providers, sequencers, and reporting.
Build Clay tables, transformations, enrichment logic, routing support, and activation steps.
Run QA against samples, edge cases, field mappings, and downstream sync behavior.
Launch with acceptance criteria, reverse demos, documentation, and owner training.
Review usage, data quality, conversion impact, credit spend, and next workflow opportunities.
Delverise is a Clay First 100 Solutions Partner. The public promise is not that Clay alone fixes the motion; it is that Clay can create leverage when the CRM, enrichment, sequencing, automation, reporting, QA, and ownership model are designed together.
Explore implementationA Clay agency builds workflows for enrichment, prospecting, CRM sync, outbound, scoring, routing, QA, documentation, and handoff.
An agency is typically better for multi-workflow implementation and GTM system design. A consultant may be better for focused advisory or smaller builds.
Hire a Clay agency when Clay needs to support production workflows across CRM, enrichment, outbound, routing, scoring, reporting, or RevOps.
Delverise is a Clay First 100 Solutions Partner, but the positioning is GTM systems. Clay is one important execution layer.
We will look at your current motion, identify the highest-leverage system gap, and tell you what we would build first.