rapidevolution1111

Hi everyone! I'm Danyell. I'm based in Atlanta, spend a lot of time in Vegas and Philly, and I'm open to working from anywhere in the world. I've spent over ten years in operations and CRM work, and I'm also an author and a professional singer. I build with Clay, from table builds to Claygent, and recently put it to work in a live event automation that enriches contacts with company details and sends them back into HubSpot with 0 duplicates. I also build with HubSpot, Zapier, n8n, and ElevenLabs, and I'm here to trade ideas and meet people building cool things. Glad to be here!

Sharing a build from my own author event in case it helps anyone working on free or starter plans. The flow: RSVPify registration, into HubSpot, a live Zapier workflow using Zapier Tables as the trigger, then Clay company enrichment with 7 fields sent back into HubSpot. HubSpot matched every contact by email and updated them, so 0 duplicates. Things I learned the hard way: Clay can't enrich personal Gmail addresses, so I added a company website column to give it something real to look up. Clay's direct HubSpot sync needs a paid plan, so I exported a CSV and re-imported it instead. Clay's export repeats some columns (company name and website show up twice), so I removed the extras and renamed the rest to match HubSpot's field names before importing. Storage by Zapier looks like a trigger option but only works as an action. Zapier Tables works as a real trigger. Next I'm replacing the manual steps with one n8n workflow, including a code step that does the column cleanup automatically. Full write-up with screenshots: tinyurl.com/ADanyellRevOps