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Claro Research Agent automates manual research in a table-based workflow for list enrichment, company research, document extraction, and pricing monitoring. It can run on its own or connect to the broader Claro platform for entity-aware, system-synced outputs.

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Overview

Claro’s Research Agent is a tool for automating manual research inside a native table interface. It is designed to generate and enrich lists, research companies, monitor pricing, and read large sets of documents while keeping the output structured inside the dataset.

The product can run as a standalone research tool, but Claro says it becomes stronger when connected to the broader platform. In that mode, research outputs are entity-aware, aligned to canonical IDs, and synced to systems such as ERP, PIM, ecommerce, and analytics with audit trails and review queues.

Core capabilities

Natural-language research

Describe criteria in natural language to generate verified, enriched datasets from research tasks.

Native table workflow

Add a column, define a task, and run it across small or very large tables without leaving the dataset.

Multiple research modes

Enrich rows with external data, extract fields from unstructured sources, generate tables from documents, structure geographic insights, or start from a blank table.

Operational data tasks

Run research, enrichment, extraction, classification, and monitoring workflows across datasets and supplier data.

Standalone or connected use

Use the standalone Research Agent by itself, or connect it to Claro for entity-aware, canonical-ID-aligned workflows with audit trails and review queues.

Common use cases

  • List generation and enrichment

    Generate or enrich prospect, supplier, or account lists from criteria you define, while keeping the results in a table you can review and extend.

  • Company research at scale

    Research companies and collect verified fields across many rows without copying data between tools.

  • Document extraction

    Read PDFs, contracts, manuals, or other documents and extract structured fields from them into a usable table.

  • Price and change monitoring

    Monitor pricing, availability, or other changing fields over time and capture updates in a structured workflow.

  • Connected operational research

    Use the agent as a standalone research tool, or connect it to Claro when outputs need to align with canonical IDs and downstream systems.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Keeps research inside a table-based workflow instead of pushing work into a separate tool.
  • Supports several practical research tasks, including enrichment, document extraction, company research, and pricing monitoring.
  • Can run across a small batch or a very large table, from 10 rows to 100,000.
  • Produces structured outputs rather than unformatted text, which makes downstream use easier.
  • Can connect to the wider Claro platform for governed, system-aligned workflows.

Cons

  • The public material is light on setup detail, integrations, and exact workflow limits for the standalone agent.
  • Pricing terms for custom plans are not published on the page.
  • The source does not specify which systems or file types are supported beyond the examples shown.

FAQ

How does Claro pricing work?

Claro offers a self-serve, pay-per-action option and a custom plan for larger or more operationally complex deployments. The pricing page also says teams can start with a focused pilot and scale from there.

What counts as an action in self-serve?

The source does not define a formal action unit in detail. It only states that the self-serve plan is pay per action.

When should I move to a custom plan?

The site suggests a custom plan when you need to operate large catalogs at scale, continuous onboarding and validation, monitoring and automation workflows, or platform configuration and model tuning.

Are there hidden fees or long-term commitments?

The pricing page says there are no hidden fees or long-term commitments, but it does not publish custom-plan formulas or minimums.

Can the research agent be used standalone?

Claro positions its research agents as usable on their own, but also stronger when connected inside Claro because the workflow becomes entity-aware, canonical-ID aligned, synced to ERP, PIM, ecommerce, and analytics systems, and governed with audit trails and review queues.

Quick Facts

Category
AI research agent
Product type
Standalone tool with platform-connected mode
Primary workflow
Research, enrich, and structure data in tables
Typical users
Teams doing manual research, list enrichment, or document review
Pricing
Self-serve pay-per-action and custom plans
Website
getclaro.ai