
Score every dev org on Copilot fit
Layer Claygent research over public commit activity, language mix, and engineering hiring patterns to surface the dev orgs most likely to convert to Copilot Enterprise this quarter.
100M+ developers are on GitHub. The hard part is finding which engineering orgs are ready for Copilot Enterprise or Advanced Security right now. Clay scores every account on dev-team signals, security posture, and AI-tooling readiness.
Every dev org has a free GitHub account. The job isn't lead gen — it's identifying which ones are ready to pay, who the buyer is, and what to lead with.

Layer Claygent research over public commit activity, language mix, and engineering hiring patterns to surface the dev orgs most likely to convert to Copilot Enterprise this quarter.

Advanced Security buyers are CISOs and AppSec leaders, not VPs of Eng. Clay maps the right buying committee at every account — and triggers outreach when a new security leader joins.

Claygent doesn't just enrich a row — it can read company engineering blogs, scan job posts for AI-tooling mentions, and surface the org chart. Real research, on every account.
Each one maps to a real GitHub motion — Copilot Enterprise expansion, Advanced Security cross-sell, free-to-Team conversion, and competitive displacement.

Watch every free org for the signals that predict conversion — seat growth, private-repo creation, branch-protection adoption, recent funding. Clay scores them daily and pushes the top 200 to your AE queue.

Advanced Security renewals happen when the security buyer changes. Clay monitors LinkedIn + press releases across the named-account list, and the moment a new security leader joins, drafts a personalized opener with relevant case studies.

Combine LinkedIn dev headcount, repo activity, AI-engineer hires, and current AI-coding-tool mentions in job posts. Surface the 500 enterprise dev orgs most likely to standardize on Copilot Enterprise this fiscal year.

Watch for competitive DevOps platform users showing churn signals — review complaints, security incidents, dev-team turnover. Clay surfaces them with org context and arms reps with a tailored migration plan.
Developer-first, security-conscious, AI-native GTM orgs already running on Clay.
Send us your toughest segment — Copilot Enterprise expansion, Advanced Security cross-sell, or GitLab displacement. In 30 minutes we'll build a working Clay workflow against it.
What you'll walk away with