Bálint S.

Builtwith's "Find Technology stack" enrichment question. By default it looks like the feature brings in inactive technologies also. So I'd query to see if a company uses AWS, for example. If they did in the past, perhaps years ago, then I get AWS back. Obviously knowing that it used it at some point has some merit but for most cases it's worthless and a big false positive in case people don't understand that the feature returns both active and inactive technologies also. There is no filter for "exclude inactive ones". There is a last detected date filter, however. But I don't understand how to use that. It looks like a simple text field. Ideally we'd say filter for detected in the last 6 month. How do I do that?

Question: I'd like to set up a signal to monitor new hires from a group of companies we define as ICP. But, the tricky bit is - I'd like it to be based on a table that uses our CRM (Attio) data as source for the companies. Meaning, it's not a CSV upload but a weekly or monthly refreshed list of Companies in Attio that are tagged as ICP (in Attio its ICP=True) So the actual question, would Clay be able to handle the changing source table and only use the companies that are currently in that source table when it updates the New hire events table? The source table will have fewer or more rows each time.