Daniel K.

Hey Guy, thanks for reaching out. These were invalidated by Zerobounce, and we don’t revalidate the same emails. If it's invalid, it's not passed in the last column. Either way, do you mind sending the link (url) to the table so we can take a look?

Hey there, thanks for reaching out! Great question. You could try the following: 1. Apify has a Crunchbase Scraper https://apify.com/curious_coder/crunchbase-scraper - they have a generous free tier! 2. You can then use filters like: ** “Valuation Range” (e.g., $10M–$50M) ** “Last Funding Date” * “Organization Type” (B2B SaaS, for example) Let me know if this does the trick for you :)

I think you might have what you need here, so I'll tentatively mark this closed for the moment. Please keep in touch if you hit other roadblocks!

Dillon - Sorry for this, it looks like we've got a bug on our hands. I've escalated this to our engineering team to help look into it. We'll follow up here as soon as we know more!

Got it. I think you might have what you need here, so I'll tentatively mark this closed for the moment. Please keep in touch if you hit other roadblocks!

Hey - I jumped onto the table and noticed you got it working now, correct? Glad it ended up running after, but do let us know if it gives you any trouble again! PS: I see you use the Webresearch use case, but if you pull the text info from the document, you can use the content use case, which is cheaper.

Hey Tom, I went ahead and refunded 5k. If there's anything else I can assist you with, please let me know! 😊 Have a great Wednesday, Daniel

Hey Jarek, chiming in here—exactly right. You can use Claygent to pull in employee numbers (just make sure to add your own API key to save on credits). From there, set a schedule to run the Claygent column at your preferred interval. Once that’s in place, you can use the AI Formula column to calculate the number you’re looking for based on that data. Let me know if you have any follow up questions! Have a great Tuesday, Daniel

Hey there, thanks for reaching out! ☺️ To set up a two-way sync between Clay and Notion, you can use the Notion integration in Clay. Here’s how you can approach it: 1. Send Data from Clay to Notion: • Use the "Create database item" action to add new entries from Clay to Notion. • For updates, use the "Update database item" action to modify existing records in Notion whenever changes occur in Clay . 2. Sync Updates from Notion to Clay: • Implement webhooks for real-time updates. This allows data to be sent automatically from Notion to Clay whenever changes are made in Notion. Best is to create a new table to catch updates from Notion. For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the Notion integration guide and the webhook integration guide provided by Clay. Let me know if you have any follow up questions! Have a great Tuesday, Daniel

Hey Adnan, thanks for reaching out! I jumped into your table and tried out your views and it seems to be working. Can you specify what exactly is not working or direct me to the exact error?