You told me this:
Yes, you can set up webhooks in Clay to receive data. Here's how it works:
1. First, you'll need to set up a webhook as a data source in Clay
2. You'll get a unique webhook URL that can serve as the destination for your incoming data
3. You can secure the webhook by including an authentication token in the request header using 'x-clay-webhook-auth'
Make sure to copy your authentication token when it's provided, as it can only be accessed once.
Note: While webhooks can receive data into Clay, for your specific use case of updating particular rows, you'll want to ensure your incoming webhook payload contains the necessary identifiers to match with the correct rows in your table.
Now I have set up the webhook on the table.
How do I call it to update a particular row? I have a unique identifier with the email column.
