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Hi Clay S. and Clay-enthusiasts & experts! We set up a Job Change Signal and are wondering the following. The Signal doesn't give us by default the newest job title. We need that job title though, so we can congratulate them in a personalized LinkedIn message, where we congratulate them and refer to their new job title. Now we built a Claygent that scrapes their LinkedIn profile in order to find the latest job title, but this is error-sensitive and not cheap. Is there any way to solve this?

I am setting up custom signals in Clay and I would like to get notified via e-mail if a signal has a new result. I clicked on ''Add enrichment'' and searched on ''notification'' and ''notification e-mail'' and ''e-mail notification'', but I can't seem to find how this works. Can someone help me out here?

I am setting up custom signals in Clay and I would like to get notified via e-mail if a signal has a new result. I clicked on ''Add enrichment'' and searched on ''notification'' and ''notification e-mail'' and ''e-mail notification'', but I can't seem to find how this works. Can someone help me out please?

Dear Clay Experts out there, I would love to pick your brain on an idea that I have. We sell customer care and fulfilment services to e-Commerce brands & retailers and we specialize in crossborder (international) operations. The difficulty we experience is to get a clear view of the total addressable market, since every e-Commerce company can be potentially of interest to us. Through the Claygent we have created a formula that will analyze if a company got funding recently or posted anything online about funding, internationalization, new investors, scaling or growth. What misses, is a list of companies, which we don't have. Do you believe we can adjust this formula accordingly so it only searches for ''funding/internationalization/new investors/scaling/growth'' of e-Commerce companies in the Netherlands? Or will this be too difficult for the Claygent and should we maybe first let it search for ''funding/internationalization/new investors/scaling/growth'' in the Netherlands and then create a second Claygent that will analyze if the company is an e-Commerce company or not? Or any other ideas outside the box?