Search Clay's GTM database

Searches let your system discover GTM records without building a search UI or wiring directly into multiple data providers. Use advanced search (beta) by default: it supports criteria in Clay’s query reference, cross-entity filters, and nested Boolean logic. Use filters mode if you prefer its older structure or have existing filters-mode searches.

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What you can search

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Example search intents

• Find B2B SaaS companies in North America with more than 1,000 employees.
• Find software engineers in New York City.
• Find software companies with more than $250M in funding.

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Advanced search also supports cross-entity criteria

Advanced search lets you return one entity based on attributes of a related entity.

• Find sales leaders at high-growth software companies:
  select from people where experiences.any(is_current = true and job_title is_similar_to ("VP Sales", "Head of Sales") and company.estimated_employee_count >= 500 and company.industry = "Software Development")
  
• Find engineers at companies that use Salesforce:
  select from people where experiences.any(is_current = true and job_title is_similar_to ("engineer") and company.technographics.any(vendor = "Salesforce"))
  
• Find companies that currently employ a VP of Sales:
  select from companies where people.exists(is_current = true and job_title is_similar_to ("VP Sales"))
  

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How it works

Advanced search is a three-step iterator: fetch the query reference, create a search to receive a search_id, then fetch pages of results with that id. Filters mode follows the same iterator pattern, but starts by calling the fields endpoint.