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Introducing Clay's Firefox extension!
With just one click, you can instantly view enriched contact profiles, add notes, set reminders, and stay in sync with your network—without ever leaving the page.

Clay works right where you already spend your time:
• LinkedIn: Instantly see who someone is, their background, mutual connections, and notes you've taken—all in the sidebar while you browse.
• Gmail: View detailed contact profiles directly in your inbox. Take notes before, during, and after conversations, set reminders to follow up, and organize people into groups—all without switching tabs.

Whether you're looking for someone, replying to an email, or following up after a call, Clay is now right in your sidebar. It's perfect for anyone who lives in a browser all day.

Getting started
1. Install the extension and pin it to your toolbar.
2. Sign in to your Clay account.
3. Open LinkedIn or Gmail and the Clay sidebar will appear automatically
with enriched contact details, notes, reminders, and groups—right where
you work.

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Discover, organize, and deepen all your personal and professional relationships with Clay, a beautiful and intuitive contacts app, lightweight CRM, and more.

People make us laugh, challenge us to improve, support us when things are tough, and celebrate with us once they get better. But staying in touch with the people that matter thoughtfully is difficult.

Try Clay for free!

Before Clay, being thoughtful required relying on your memory as well as a mix of spreadsheets, notecards, address books, and other tools. In addition to being difficult to manage, this approach let important relationships, moments, and context fall through the cracks. That's why we created Clay—a stunning, intuitive, and private home for your relationships, built automatically from your email, Gmail, calendar, address book, LinkedIn, Twitter, and iMessage.

Clay helps you show up informed by creating and automatically updating beautiful cards for each of your contacts with context such as profile photos, bios, education and work history, location, and social profiles. In addition, you can use powerful features such as natural-language search, dictation and note taking, reminders, birthday notifications, news articles about people you know, reconnection cadences, and more to deepen your relationships over time.

Remember the important things
Clay is the fastest and most powerful way to take notes before, during, and after a conversation with someone. Remember kids' names, vacation itineraries, and that last article you read that you've been dying to share—all by writing a note on someone's card, right from Gmail or LinkedIn.

Reach out at the right moment
Set a reminder for particular days—like a birthday or anniversary—or pick a reconnection cadence so you don't lose touch.

Organize your relationships
Dinner party faves? Book club? High school friends? Easily add people to groups so you can organize people however makes sense to you. Then, use those groups to make organizing events easier and faster.

Search like you think
You remember people in different ways—where you last met to catch up, when you last saw them, what you talked about. Just type what comes to mind and Clay will find the right person or group of people based on your notes and their profile, all in milliseconds. It's the easiest, most powerful person search available anywhere.

Stay on top of things
Never miss a beat with Home—a powerful, high-level view of all the updates from your entire network. Be the first to congratulate someone when they change jobs or when they're mentioned in thousands of top print and digital publications.

Share contacts with your team
Clay is the most beautiful, private, and seamless way to share contacts with your team—replace your CRM!

Unlimited contacts requires a Clay Pro subscription. New users receive a 14-day trial of Clay Pro, and can cancel anytime to be downgraded to Clay Personal, which is free but has a limit of 1000 contacts.

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