It was a list of accounts just created in Salesforce. This particular Clay table it’s only set to accept data via webhook. I was not going to reconfigure this table for this particular use case. And this client refuses to allow the g sheet integration. So I went to the CLI and asked codex if it could send 2 columns from each line to this table via webhook. It did it! So cool!
Correct, the CLI isn't going to update your existing tables. It can only read and analyze. BUT, as I posted on LinkedIn yesterday, a client wanted to update all tables that are updating phone numbers in Salesforce. It would've taken me >an hour to find all of those tables manually. I queried via the CLI and it output a list of the tables I needed to update.
CHILDREN PLEASE! One of my clients is on the legacy pro plan. I'm connected to their instance via CLI, I can analyze tables, build workflows AND those workflows can access functions I've already built. Willy H.Charles T.
Charles, the CLI can analyze your tables
