Adyntel Documentation
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Connecting to Clay

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Last updated 5 months ago

You first need to create an account, you can sign up to receive 50 credits to test it out.

The endpoints allow you to scrape different ad libraries for active or historical ads a company has set up through that platform.

It takes a social page or company domain as input depending on the endpoint.

Company domain has to be passed in the 'company.com' format, meaning all prefixes like 'https://' or 'www.' need to be removed.

To connect Adyntel to Clay, you'll need to use the 'HTTP API' connector in Clay. This connector allows you to leverage the Adyntel workflows directly in Clay.

POST https://api.adyntel.com/{endpoint}

Next, set up the API as seen in the image below. Use the email you used to register your Adyntel account + the api key as unique identifiers. Then map the 'company_domain' parameter to the table column that contains domains.

Lastly, make sure to set the rate limits as below so the API doesn't time out -- all data is being scraped in real time which means it takes a bit longer for the API to return a response to Clay.

Hit 'save' or 'save and run' and you're good to go.

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Click on 'Enrich Data' and select the 'HTTP API'