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HTTP API - Clay Docs Skip to main Review your year with Clay on Clayback.clay.com University home page Search University or ask AI. Learn your way. ⌘ K ​ Open workspace Log in Sign up All docs / Getting started / HTTP API HTTP API Facilitate seamless integration and connectivity with any APIs. Overview HTTP API helps you send or retrieve data from any tool or database using an API endpoint. From pulling Gong transcripts into your Clay table to referencing Marketo's API, you can call any API, even if Clay does not offer a native integration. An HTTP API uses HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE

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