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I reccomend adding another Default view on top of "Errored Rows". I think adding a view that is for "Rows Processing" or "Running" would be super helpful. Claygent has been hitting this infinite run loop where they never finish. Causing other enrichments to fail. If you have alot of this you would need to filter one by one. A deafult filter would enable to re-run all rows that have been stuck processing.

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So maybe a weird feature request/product enhancement but I think pairs well. I think it could be insanely valuable to be able create a report like table that digests all the rows from another table. Could be same workbook im not sure. The problem now is that there is alot of context at a row basis, but its a bit of a process to export put in sheets, or import into claude to do that analysis. I think if you were able to create some sort of pivot table functionality from existing table data in another table, and could set a date ranges etc could be really helpful. Im thinking on top of this a way to feed all rows from one column into somewhere where a summarization could be made. Perhaps like Chat GPT o3 pro, etc. So you could do basically like a pivot table and then a summary of all that data as like an executive brief. Kinda like how airOps creates a project brief. An example for this would be if you had a table for gong calls , being able to summarize all the calls within a specific time frame for insights would be super insightful. Sure you can set up prompt now to review trasncripts and look to identify stuff you want (competitor mentions/ prcing rebuttals) But the holistic overview report on a monthly basis on those calls could be helpful.