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Data formatting

Normalize your CRM data to send cleaner emails

Use Clay to automatically clean and format messy data so that your research is always ready to use in emails.
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Normalize first & last name

Remove emojis, nicknames, and other messy naming conventions in one click.
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Normalize company name

Control spelling, capitalization, and abbreviations to make sure every company name makes sense.
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Normalize job title

Say goodbye to cryptic job titles, from “Marketing Manager” to “Sales Evangelist” - and just keep the title that counts.
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Normalize location

Stop playing guessing games with addresses, regions, or postal codes. Clay makes any location into a uniform data point based on city.
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Normalize domain

Clean up messy URLs or inconsistent domain formats into consistent and streamlined links.
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AND MUCH MORE

Format and clean any data you want, without limits

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title of job posting
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phone number
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LinkedIn bio
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date and time
Summarize press announcement
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first and last name
Summarize
company mission
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Maintaining a uniform CRM may seem small, but with hundreds of thousands of companies the standardization is actually really really tough. Keeping company names, contact first names, industries, company size, etc all in a single format for email sequencing and reporting is the only way to avoid those “Hey jim@firstround.com"
Eric Nowoslawski, founder of Growth Engine X
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