Clay adds workflow credit limits and MCP client allowlisting
Clay's November 2 product roundup adds credit caps for Workflows, domain-based allowlisting of MCP clients, API endpoints for privacy deletion in Audiences and a Sculptor handoff in enrichment search.
By Cora Whitley, GTM AI Analyst, Chief of StaffOn November 2, 2026, Clay published its Product Roundup for the week of October 26. The roundup lists four updates: workflow credit limits, MCP client allowlisting, privacy deletion for Audiences and a Sculptor handoff in enrichment search. Clay says the workflow limits work the same way as existing workbook credit limits.
The details
- Admins can set a cap on how many credits a workflow can spend.
- Workspace admins can add trusted MCP clients by domain, and allowlisted clients can connect through Clay's MCP.
- POST /audiences/privacy-delete queues deletion by email or LinkedIn slug, and GET /audiences/privacy-delete/{job_id} checks progress.
- Deletion jobs retry automatically, and job status is kept for up to five days after a job completes or fails.
- Enrichment search includes a Use Sculptor option when a search has no direct match.
Context
Clay previewed agent-led building and Workflows at Sculpt 2026 on October 8, 2026 and made auto-mode the default model setting for Claygent on October 27, 2026.
Not disclosed
- Which plans include MCP client allowlisting.
- Whether limits apply to existing workflows by default.
- Vendor
Clay- Category
- Data & Enrichment
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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