Stefan K.

Daniel G. this is definitely a more complex workflow - but possible! You'll need the OpenAI columns to output those sequences in an array format if you want them to be sent into another table and show up as a row. For example:

My pleasure 😄

For example:

you can use the dedupe feature inside of the column header

another option (although it risks your linkedin account) is to use phantom buster to find the language from their profile and return that into your clay table

running into the same problem here - the linkedin profiles aren't visible to the public and so it's not finindg any results

I'm going to test sometihng using Claygent to see if it can improve the results

Hey Zaid M. thanks for flagging - the language data not being aligned with what you see on the live profile is likely because our LinkedIn integrations don't use your active session or cookies to find data on LinkedIn. The tradeoff is that it could miss some information here and there, especially if there are privacy restrictions in their profiles, meaning that you need to be logged into an account to see all the data, that could be a limitation set by LinkedIn or the person themselves. As for only 1 language being displayed on some of the profiles - perhaps it is because of the one I looked at in your table (Alfred), but I do see 2 languages