Henrique

Commented on Request for Effective Email Waterfall Examples for...·Posted in03 Tutorials & Inspiration

Yes, Clay now has it natively integrated, so you just need to sign up to SignalHire and add the API key to Clay. SignalHire is affordable and provides more info than just email. As you might guess from the name, the data they have is particularly helpful for recruiters.

Commented on Request for Effective Email Waterfall Examples for...·Posted in03 Tutorials & Inspiration

Henrique

Hey Alexander, I worked with Ilhan on this, so I can tell you we use SignalHire to get personal emails (and if that doesn’t work, we use one of the Clay personal email waterfalls). I work with another client who operates in the German market, and I haven’t found any reliable source of personal emails. This varies significantly depending on the industry, but Germany is notorious for data protection laws, and people, in general, are more protective of their personal data. We were more successful with work emails if that’s something you can consider. Hope that helps, and feel free to message me if you have additional questions

Commented on User Access to Complex Data Types and Custom Enric...·Posted in02 Support

Henrique

I see, thanks for the info, Daniel. I have to say none of those things make any difference to my workflow. Although I’m not sure I understand what you mean by “save config” for callbacks. If I had to pick one thing I’d like changed, it would be (native) support for objects and lists. I think Airtable does a decent job of balancing having a simple interface while still allowing technical users to write scripts and other more advanced features. Also, the way that columns and views are managed in their UI is something I dearly miss in Clay. For example, if you have multiple views, every time you add a column, it gets added to all the views. And you have to manually edit the visibility and order of columns in each of the individual views, which is a pain. Sorry for the rant I just have I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with Clay 😅. And, unfortunately, I don’t see a roadmap that will improve my experience but that’s probably because the way I use it is atypical

Posted in 02 Support·

Henrique

User Access to Complex Data Types and Custom Enrichments in Clay

Are there any plans to give users access to lists, objects, and more complex primitives/building blocks? At the moment, everything needs to be normalised to text/String, so I have to use lots of JSON.parse and JSON.stringify calls to manipulate the data between enrichments. As tables become complex, it would be great to be able to use lists and objects natively (like you can for 1st party enrichments). It would also be super helpful to be able to build more complex custom enrichments. In particular when they involve callbacks. The workaround I use is creating another table that catches the callback and then writes the results to the primary table. But this is a bit of a pain to manage and adds complexity. It would be simpler if the column that originates the call could receive the callback as it does for some of the 1st party enrichments. Basically, will end users ever have access to similar tools as 1st party Clay developers? I understand this is only useful for (technical) power users, so I completely understand if this is not a priority.

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Commented on Issue Creating Objects with Multiple Fields in For...·Posted in02 Support

Henrique

https://app.clay.com/workspaces/98813/tables/t_dQzvK8p5S8JZ/views/gv_WqGrmMWfKUQW -> Broken formula column

Commented on Issue Creating Objects with Multiple Fields in For...·Posted in02 Support

Henrique

Sent you a DM earlier today explaining it. Happy to continue the convo here if it’s easier

Posted in 02 Support·

Henrique

Issue Creating Objects with Multiple Fields in Formula AI

I’m having an issue when creating an object with more than one field. It works in the formula AI preview but not in the real table. I haven’t used Clay in a little while but I could swear I remember this working before

JSON.stringify({ location_name: {{Enrich Person from Profile}}?.location_name, country: {{Enrich Person from Profile}}?.country })

Link to the view

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