Umer I.

Well explained by Muhammad. Another thing you can do is, when you don’t get a reply in HeyReach, trigger a webhook to add them into an Instantly campaign.

+1 Henry S., great point - I’m in a similar situation. A lot of my data is already enriched, and when I try to stop old data from running, I use a date-based conditional run. That helps prevent reruns of old data, but when the condition isn’t met, the old data gets wiped out. For example, I have a scoring criteria in place that I want to update. But if I change it, it affects the entire table. And if I apply a date condition, it removes old data under the “condition not met” logic. So yeah, we definitely need a better solution for this.

Hey Ben H., Do you mean removing duplicate rows? Like the same email appearing in multiple rows or something similar? If that’s the case, I don’t think the AI can cross-reference data across multiple rows directly. Have you tried deduping using a unique identifier like email?

Hey Jonathan M., HeyReach is more useful for reaching out to leads that engage with your content, targeting a predefined list of people, or dynamically pulling your engagers into Clay and pushing them into HeyReach. What you’re looking for is more related to content creation and posting automation, which is usually built in tools like n8n or Make. Once you get engagements, you can either use Clay’s native post engagers feature or Trigify to fetch the engager data, and then use HeyReach to reach out to them on autopilot.

Hey John F. - appreciate jumping in- we just launched workspaces this week. So now you can actually create separate workspaces - logins

Hey Jessica A., I might sound biased since I’m from HeyReach, but the best thing is to give it a shot yourself with the free trial. Regarding the bad reviews, most of those are from the early days when we had just started. But yeah The best way is to try the free trial and see for yourself. Let me know if you need any help.

Hey Federico O., for Clay X HeyReach, you can check out some of the best-performing playbooks and templates here:https://www.heyreach.io/outbound-playbooks

Check the API docs of that external provider – you’ll find details there on how to map the headers and everything else.

Good workaround, Moon – but we actually don’t need Make or Zapier to connect Helper with Google Sheets. We can connect Helper with appscript in google sheet for free The only issue is that Helper’s webhook sends one contact/lead per second to the sheet, which makes the process slow. So for now, CSV import is still the better option according to my opinion

Anouar S.