Clay can definitely pull LinkedIn Sales Navigator data and push it to HubSpot, but there are some nuances to consider for intent signals specifically.
The Clay-LinkedIn integration works well for basic profile enrichment and company data, but true "intent signals" from Sales Nav (like recent job changes, company growth indicators, or engagement patterns) require some creative workarounds. Sales Nav's API limitations mean you're mostly getting static profile data rather than real behavioral signals.
What most teams do is combine Clay's LinkedIn enrichment with other intent providers. I've seen good results layering in 6sense or Bombora intent data alongside the LinkedIn profile updates from Clay. This gives you both the contact enrichment and actual buying signals.
For the HubSpot push, Clay's native integration handles contact and company creation smoothly. You can map custom properties for intent scores or signal types. Just watch your HubSpot contact limits if you're doing high-volume enrichment.
The workflow usually looks like: Sales Nav list export → Clay table → enrich with multiple providers → push to HubSpot with intent scoring. It's not a direct "intent signal" pipeline from Sales Nav alone, but it creates a decent proxy when combined with other data sources.
If you're specifically after LinkedIn behavioral intent, tools like Phantombuster or Apify might capture more granular Sales Nav activity data, though you'll need to build the enrichment stack yourself.