Done M.

for your use-case you can definitely exclude a ton of the stuff in there, but also check if they are a fit with AI, which is good. Apollo has a good solid base of e-comm leads. storeleads too, unsure which others. I don't think you can find your whole tam only from clay's database, but a good chunk of it

Hey Devi J., Let me know what kind of help you need, I've been overseeing the sending of over 20m emails yearly for the past 4 years in cold outbound. Built infra, educated a team around it.

Interesting perception, so Willy H. gave me more of a creative/capability answer, yours is more about creative/efficiency answer 😄 Are there "known" clay limitation problems? haha it seems there is more of a technical vs. sales vs. whatever style of using clay within different roles

Damn, this sounds interesting.

I can jump on a 10 min call with you if you want to help you too

{{Find people at company}}?.records?.[0]?.Title) {{Find people at company}}?.records?.[1]?.Title) up to [10] then also give {{Find people at company}}?.records?.[0]?.Location) (make sure the location field is called Location) up to [10] and then just prompt the AI to search for Barcelona and Software engineer, and if it finds them somewhere in the fields to return the title and the name of the person and their location.

what's your end goal btw? i might be able to write the prompt for you and you can just plug it in, if i understand your goal and output you expect

the prompt just goes through this list basically and checks each of them:

oh wait, this one and the other pic is the prompt:

({{Lookup Multiple Rows in Other Table}}?.records?.[0]?.Title) ({{Lookup Multiple Rows in Other Table}}?.records?.[1]?.Title) etc Since i pull these from the lookup multiple rows, this is how each of those fields look