Sandbox mode is designed to test enrichments without using extra credits on a smaller dataset. However, you can still manually run individual cells or columns in sandbox mode, which would consume credits.
Additionally, while sandbox mode is active, all recurring sources (webhooks, signals, etc.) and scheduled runs continue to run on your production table, which may be consuming credits.
Check if you're manually running enrichments in sandbox or if scheduled/recurring processes are still active on your main table.
You can still consume credits in sandbox mode in two ways:
Manual runs: You can still manually run individual cells or columns in sandbox mode, which consumes credits.
Background processes: All recurring sources (webhooks, signals, etc.) and scheduled runs continue running on your production table while sandbox mode is active, consuming credits.
To avoid credit usage, don't manually run enrichments in sandbox and check if scheduled/recurring processes are active on your main table.
Gotta read the documentation first before using 😂
Like the good devs do 🙌
Yeah, so basically I was using “Sandbox” mode when I filtered out the first 5 rows based on when they were imported, to test enrichments.
Anyhow, good point on turning the auto-enrich off 🫡
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