Abdalla E.

Yes

Is there any exposed API endpoint for bulk enrichment for enterprise teams?

But I don't want to use Clay's webhook receiver. I want to use Clay's bulk API to send many rows of data.

Can you help me set up the Bulk API or provide a tutorial on how to use it? Any API docs?

I thought I shouldn't send all 500 rows since it's beyond the rate limit?

But what about the other batches? Say I have an array of 500 objects (500 rows). I will split the 500 objects into batches of 20 objects and send them to Clay for enrichment, wait for 1 second, then trigger the other 20 rows batch. I assume I'll be receiving a webhook call with the enriched data for every batch separately. So that will be 25-50 minutes total delay if I want to ensure that the data I'll pull from the Google sheet is completely enriched with all of my sent leads (The entire 500 objects) How will I determine the wait time in this case? Or would you suggest a different approach?

The question is, how long should I configure the wait node for?

Yeah, I don't think I'll need to keep the data in Clay. I asked this question to understand when I should proceed with my workflow in n8n since I don't want to depend on the webhook response of Clay. The response is going to be a separate async function where it will only update a Google sheet with the enriched data findings. So I'll create a hack of a Wait node to proceed with my workflow regardless whether Clay responded or not.

On average, if I'm using Clay to enrich Work Emails, how long would it take to enrich 10 rows vs 100 rows and respond back to a webhook via the HTTP API?