Debora Andrade

oh, out of a sudden why I type this the duplicated table suddenly was updated with all Claygent columns... weird stuff!

original table: https://app.clay.com/workspaces/166763/tables/t_Oop5OY9WB53r/views/gv_5jBgQ0h4yYYP

hey Arturo, thanks!

By duplicating a table I have worked on, I created a template that I am going to use for lots of stuff. I would like to import for example google maps data directly into this template I have created, but somehow that doesn't work. I can for example prospect companies of interest in google maps and have the result of that search in a new table. Then I can export that table as a csv, then I can import that csv into my template, that works. But all that is very silly, isn't it? Why can't I simply import my google maps data directly into my existing table? Clay offers me the possibility of doing so, but the result looks weird and I can't see any rows, only an extra column created (but no rows whatsoever)

thanks a lot. Another question:

I have yet another issue. My final goal is to make a copy of this table and give it to my collaborator so that he can use it with new datasets. In this case, once he uploads a new csv file to the table, as I understand all the Claygent columns would run simultaneously, which would take really ages and produce errors. What do I have to do in order to speed up my OpenAi API calls?