Let Hermes get
the Clay data on demand.
Ask Hermes Agent to fill in a lead, research an account, or watch for a useful buying signal using Clay.com business data. The process stays understandable for sales, marketing, and operations teams: describe the business question, let Hermes get the relevant Clay.com data on demand, then review the result before the next action.
Let Hermes prepare the evidence before people take action.
These examples keep the business owner in control while Hermes handles the repetitive data gathering and summary work.
Keep customer records clean and complete.
Use Clay.com to fill in missing account details from multiple data sources and automated research, then update the customer record. Hermes can fill missing company details, refresh stale records, standardize fields, and explain what changed before reporting or sending work to the right person.
Research accounts before outreach or calls.
Clay's site highlights account research, rep prospecting, and rep assist. Hermes can turn that data into a short account brief: what the company does, who the likely buyers are, what changed recently, and why this account deserves attention now.
Qualify new interest while it is still fresh.
Use Clay for automated inbound review, lead fit scoring, and fast follow-up. Hermes can use company, people, contact, and buying-signal data to separate urgent follow-up from later follow-up, then summarize the reasoning for the team.
Build better lists and territories from real signals.
Use this for target-account campaigns, outbound planning, finding promising users or companies from product activity, finding companies that match your ideal customer profile, and territory planning. Hermes can combine company size, location, hiring, funding, technology, website activity, and social signals into a prioritized list.
Give Hermes the research step, not the whole strategy.
Start with one repeatable Clay data task: fill in inbound leads, refresh account records, or prepare a daily account-priority list. Hermes can gather the data and explain what changed in plain English.
- Human-readable results
- Spend tied to requested data
Plain-English answers.
Written for revenue, marketing, sales, and operations teams that know the business problem but do not want technical setup language.
What does Clay business data pay per use mean?
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It means Hermes can get the exact Clay.com data it needs for a specific lead, account, or campaign step right when it is needed. Instead of signing up for an expensive Clay.com subscription or paying for a whole bundle of sources, Hermes uses the specific data source required for that task and only counts that usage.
What kind of business data can this cover?
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Clay lists company data, people data, contact data, hiring and job-change signals, funding and financial intelligence, technology used by a company, website activity, social mentions, local business data, and other signs that a company may be ready to buy.
Which teams is this useful for?
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Revenue operations, marketing operations, sales teams, account-based marketing teams, inbound teams, product-led growth teams, and territory planning teams can all use the same idea: request the data needed for the next decision, then act on it quickly.
Is this only for technical teams?
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No. The pages are written for sales, marketing, and operations experts. Someone may set this up once, but the day-to-day value is simple: cleaner records, better prioritization, more relevant outreach, and faster follow-up.
Why not buy every data source directly?
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Many useful business data sources are normally sold through subscriptions, annual contracts, or larger Clay.com plans. This pay-per-use approach lets Hermes get the exact data your team wants on demand, without overpaying for sources, seats, or volume it does not need.