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Request for Multi-JSON Copy Feature in Claygents | Clay

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Request for Multi-JSON Copy Feature in Claygents

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Please let me copy MULTIPLE JSON elements from Claygents in one go by right-clicking a cell. Or, ideally, give me an MCP server for this use case so I can connect up to Gemini to do this workflow. https://cln.sh/6n4r2HF0 https://app.clay.com/workspaces/9621/workbooks/wb_0swwnlnezQ4THUjFhEd/tables/t_0swwnmdyP4Jc5xsqDEv/views/gv_0swwnmdydoiXB3PVDJ7

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To copy multiple JSON elements or transfer data in bulk, you can use the "write to table" feature to map lists or columns from one Clay table to another, which is useful for handling multiple items at once. Alternatively, you can import data into Clay using webhooks, allowing you to automate data transfers from external sources or automation tools. The Clay Chrome Extension also lets you extract structured data from webpages and copy it to your clipboard or export it to a Clay table. Could you clarify if your data is already in a Clay table, or are you looking to extract it from another source?
Sources: Write to Other Table | Documentation | Clay University Clay Chrome extension | Documentation | Clay University Import Data to Clay Using Webhooks Write to Other Table | Documentation | Clay University
Mark L.
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Jordan, thanks for this! (And thank you for the whip/nae nae trip down memory lane 😂). This would be a huge unlock. Best alternative I can think of in the meanwhile – less than ideal – would be to break those AI responses into separate columns. (Either that, or fetch it from the browser/network tools.) Is this your main use case for copying a column's worth of AI data? Any others where you find yourself doing similar tedious copy-paste?
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Piotr M.
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I would just break it into columns, then download it to CSV and upload everything to Gemini
Jordan C.
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