Clay-compatible workflow. NexGenData is not an official Clay integration — these are public-data Apify actors you can run inside Clay via Clay’s native Apify integration, an HTTP API column, or CSV.
The problem: account records without verified identity
Clay can enrich a company with firmographics, but for KYC, due diligence, partnerships, and high-ACV sourcing you often need verified legal identity — the registered entity, its LEI, where it’s incorporated, whether it has raised on a regulated filing, and whether it owns the trademarks it claims. That comes from official registries, not from guessed data. Attaching it to your Clay records turns a name into a confirmed entity.
Who this is for
Partnerships, RevOps, compliance, and founder-led sales teams using Clay who need defensible company identity and signals from official sources.
The Clay workflow
- Start from your account list (company + domain) in Clay.
- Resolve the legal entity with the GLEIF Legal Entity Monitor (global LEI reference data).
- Add funding + identity with the Company Data Aggregator — combines GLEIF LEI with real SEC Form D private-placement filings (precision over recall: returns “no verified match” rather than guessed data).
- Check brand ownership with the Trademark Search actor (USPTO).
- Write a verdict column in Clay (verified entity / no verified match) so reps and partners trust the record.
How to run NexGenData actors inside Clay
- Native Apify action (recommended): “Run Apify Actor” →
nexgendata/company-data-aggregator→ map company + domain → run. - HTTP API column: POST to the actor’s
run-sync-get-dataset-itemsendpoint with the company/domain. - CSV round-trip: run on Apify, export, re-import the entity table.
Sample input (account list)
| company | domain |
|---|---|
| Acme Robotics | acmerobotics.com |
| Northwind Logistics | northwind-logistics.com |
| Globex | globex.co |
Sample output (entity intelligence)
| company | legal_name | LEI | incorporation | latest raise | trademark | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acme Robotics | Acme Robotics Inc | 5493001ACME… | DE | $12M Reg D | 2 live US marks | verified entity |
| Northwind Logistics | Northwind Logistics LLC | 5493002NORTH… | DE | $40M Series B | 1 live US mark | verified entity |
| Pied Piper | — | — | — | — | no match | no verified match |
Illustrative sample. The aggregator returns “no verified match” instead of guessed identity.
Run it on a schedule
Schedule the GLEIF monitor to catch newly registered entities and re-run the aggregator as accounts are added — your Clay records stay current with official identity and fresh filings without manual lookups.
Try it
Run the Company Data Aggregator →
Run GLEIF Legal Entity Monitor → ·
Run Trademark Search →
Browse more: Company Registry & Entity cluster · IP & Trademark cluster
More Clay workflows
- Clean & enrich B2B lead lists
- Find hiring signals for target accounts
- Brand & competitor signal monitoring
FAQ
Where does the identity data come from? Official sources: GLEIF (LEI reference data), SEC EDGAR (Form D filings), and USPTO (trademarks). No guessed or scraped-private data.
What happens when there’s no match? The actor returns “no verified match” instead of low-confidence data, so you don’t pollute Clay records.
Is this an official Clay integration? No — it’s a Clay-compatible workflow using Clay’s native Apify integration with your own Apify token.