Playbooks for turning public registry events into pipeline.
What LinkedIn actually restricts on, the daily and weekly invite caps Slicegraph enforces per sender, how warmup ramps a new account, and why unanswered invites are withdrawn after 21 days.
What the Slicegraph MCP server exposes to an agent such as Claude, how a campaign is built, previewed and paused from a conversation, and the one thing an agent can never do, which is activate it.
Paste a Sales Navigator search or lead list URL, preview up to 250 rows with a dedupe verdict on each, import, and let the search re-arm every seven days so new matches keep flowing into the sequence.
How a Slicegraph feed becomes a campaign source, how a company event resolves to at most two people at that company, and how the event itself shows up in the invite through the signalTitle variable.
How DACH sales teams get local triggers from NL and BE registry data: building permits, TenderNed and Peppol, via API, webhook and Clay.
Dutch insolvency filings from the Centraal Insolventieregister as a B2B signal: early credit warnings, direct demand, and market openings, via API.
How to turn TenderNed publications and awards into well-timed sales triggers in your CRM, with filters, webhooks and a concrete curl example.
How to pipe Dutch and Belgian registry events (permits, tenders, Peppol registrations) into Clay as trigger data your sequences can act on today.
Dutch building permit data (omgevingsvergunningen) as a sales trigger: where it lives, how to clean it, and how to pipe it into Clay via API.
Fresh Peppol registrations reveal companies modernizing their finance stack. Query them by region, KvK and date via the Slicegraph API.