Overview
Connecting Clay to Sona lets you send data from Sona into a Clay table via a webhook, so you can enrich and act on that data directly in Clay. This guide walks you through getting the webhook URL from Clay and using it to configure the Clay Connector in Sona.
Getting the webhook URL from Clay
You will need the Webhook URL for a Clay table to connect your data from Sona.
Create a new table in Clay and select Monitor Webhook.
Select New Blank Table, or if you have an existing table, click Add to Existing Table then select your table.
Copy the Webhook URL from the popup on the right after the table appears.
To bring up the Webhook URL popup again, click the Webhook column in the table then select "Pull in data from a Webhook" under "Sources".
Clay Connector setup
After copying the Webhook URL from the target Clay table, fill in the required info for the Clay Connector configuration.
Enter a name for the connector.
Enter your email address.
Enter a name for the Webhook endpoint.
Enter the Webhook URL of the Clay table from the initial steps.
Click Save to create the connector.
FAQs
What does connecting Clay to Sona enable?
What does connecting Clay to Sona enable?
Connecting Clay lets Sona send data into a Clay table via a webhook, so you can enrich and act on Sona data directly within Clay's workflows.
Where do I find the Webhook URL for my Clay table?
Where do I find the Webhook URL for my Clay table?
Create or open a table in Clay, select Monitor Webhook, and copy the Webhook URL from the popup that appears. If you need it again later, click the Webhook column in the table and select "Pull in data from a Webhook" under Sources.
What information do I need to configure the Clay Connector in Sona?
What information do I need to configure the Clay Connector in Sona?
You need a name for the connector, your email address, a name for the Webhook endpoint, and the Webhook URL copied from your Clay table. Enter these in the connector configuration and click Save.