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Company domain in, the third party conferences and trade shows that company publicly says it attends out. Searches the company's own domain, tells its own conference apart from the ones it attends, and returns event names with years plus an honest account of what the search could see.

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from $4.25 / 1,000 company analyzeds

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Domain

domain

Optional

The normalized company domain that was analyzed.

Type:string | null

Example:

6sense.com

Company Name

company_name

Optional

The company name used for matching, either the one you supplied or one derived from the domain.

Type:string | null

Example:

6sense

Event Count

event_count

Optional

Distinct third party events detected. 0 means the searches ran and nothing matched, which is the common case. Null means the search itself did not work. The two are never collapsed.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Events JSON

events_json

Optional

JSON array of {name, year, evidence_url, source_host, confidence}. Serialized because Clay reads a cell, not a nested object.

Type:string | null

Example:

[{"name":"Adobe Summit 2026","year":2026,"evidence_url":"https://abx.6sense.com/adobe-summit","source_host":"abx.6sense.com","confidence":"high"}]

Event 1 Name

event_1_name

Optional

First detected event, flattened so a Clay user does not have to parse JSON.

Type:string | null

Example:

Adobe Summit 2026

Event 1 Year

event_1_year

Optional

Year for the first event. Null when no year could be resolved from the evidence.

Type:integer | null

Example:

2026

Event 1 Evidence URL

event_1_url

Optional

The page that says the company is attending.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://abx.6sense.com/adobe-summit

Event 2 Name

event_2_name

Optional

Second detected event.

Type:string | null

Example:

Forrester B2B Summit 2026

Event 2 Year

event_2_year

Optional

Year for the second event.

Type:integer | null

Example:

2026

Event 2 Evidence URL

event_2_url

Optional

Evidence page for the second event.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://abx.6sense.com/forrester

Event 3 Name

event_3_name

Optional

Third detected event.

Type:string | null

Example:

Adobe Summit 26

Event 3 Year

event_3_year

Optional

Year for the third event. Null when undated.

Type:integer | null

Example:

null

Event 3 Evidence URL

event_3_url

Optional

Evidence page for the third event.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://abx.6sense.com/adobe-summit-26

Most Recent Event Name

most_recent_event_name

Optional

The dated event with the highest year. Undated events are excluded, because an undated event is never assumed to be current.

Type:string | null

Example:

Adobe Summit 2026

Most Recent Event Year

most_recent_event_year

Optional

Highest resolved year in the set.

Type:integer | null

Example:

2026

Dated Event Count

dated_event_count

Optional

How many detected events carry a resolvable year. About 4 in 5 do.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Undated Event Count

undated_event_count

Optional

The rest. Returned, flagged, and kept out of the most recent year.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Runs Own Event

runs_own_event

Optional

Whether the company appears to run its own named conference. Reported separately and never mixed into the attendance list, so Snowflake Summit never appears among the events Snowflake attends.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

Own Event Name

own_event_name

Optional

The company's own conference, when one is detected.

Type:string | null

Example:

Snowflake Summit 26

Own Events JSON

own_events_json

Optional

JSON array of the events this company appears to run itself, as {name, year, signal, evidence_url}. signal is name when the company's own name appears in the title, host when the event has its own page on the company's domain. Anything matching this list is kept out of the attendance events.

Type:string | null

Example:

[{"name":"Data + AI Summit 2026","year":2026,"signal":"name","evidence_url":"https://www.databricks.com/dataaisummit"}]

Excluded Own Event Count

excluded_own_event_count

Optional

How many attendance candidates were dropped because they are the company's own event. Null when the search itself failed.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Excluded Generic Count

excluded_generic_count

Optional

How many attendance candidates were dropped because the captured name is a listing page rather than an event, for example "Upcoming Investor Conferences". Null when the search itself failed.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Queries Run

queries_run

Optional

How many searches were issued. Never null.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Queries Failed

queries_failed

Optional

How many returned a non-200 or the anti-bot challenge. Never null. A non-zero value is why you should not read a low event count as an answer.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Queries Fallback

queries_fallback

Optional

How many queries the primary search source refused, so the second source answered them instead. Never null. A high number across a batch means the primary is rate limiting you.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Ownership Queries

queries_ownership

Optional

Extra searches issued to settle whether a candidate event belongs to the company itself. Only spent when a candidate survived every free signal, capped at 2 per company.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Search Source

search_source

Optional

Which source produced this row. primary means the first engine answered every query, fallback means the second one did, mixed means both. Null when every query was refused and nothing was looked at.

Type:string | null

Example:

primary

Options:

primaryfallbackmixednull

Results Examined

results_examined

Optional

Total search result blocks parsed. Never null. Two healthy queries return up to 20.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Ads Dropped

ads_dropped

Optional

Sponsored search results discarded before analysis. They parse identically to organic results and are about whoever bought the keyword, not this company.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Coverage

coverage

Optional

good means every query ran and at least 15 results came back. partial means a query failed or fewer than 15 results came back. none means every query failed.

Type:string | null

Example:

good

Options:

goodpartialnone

Fetch Status

fetch_status

Optional

ok means every search ran. partial means at least one failed. search_failed means all of them did, and event_count is null rather than 0.

Type:string | null

Example:

Options:

okpartialsearch_failed

Fetch Error

fetch_error

Optional

First failure text. Null on a clean run.

Type:string | null

Example:

null

Run Date

run_date

Optional

ISO 8601 timestamp of the run.

Type:string | null

Example:

2026-08-09T21:14:22.104Z

Row Status

row_status

Optional

One word verdict for the row, always present: ok (the look completed and found data), no_match (the look completed and found nothing), error (the look could not complete, read error_reason), or summary (a notice row, not a result).

Type:string | null

Example:

Options:

okno_matcherrorsummarynull

Error Reason

error_reason

Optional

Why the row is not a clean result, in plain words. Null on a clean row. Always present as a key.

Type:string | null

Example:

null

Billable Events

billable_events_json

Optional

JSON list of every pricing event charged for this row, for example [{"event":"domain-resolved","count":1}]. "[]" when the row charged nothing. The once per run start event is not attached to a row.

Type:string | null

Example:

[]

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