Hi there, thanks so much for sharing this! We’ll be passing your feedback along to our product team, and any additional context you can provide will help us prioritize with your needs in mind as we shape the roadmap.
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Yes, Clay supports custom code for data enrichment and transformation. You can use our HTTP API enrichment to call external services, or use formulas and our AI features to manipulate data programmatically. For more complex JavaScript/Python workflows, you can also integrate with tools like Zapier or Make, or use webhooks to connect to your own scripts. What specific use case are you trying to solve? Happy to point you in the right direction!
Hey Luca P. thanks for answering so quickly,
actually for some projects i'm using n8n with a code function to do (for example) a round robin allocation with specific criteria (company size + industries and more)
I also want to use it to normalize some job titles without using AI tokens etc.
I know that sometimes Clay's formulas are not supporting heavy requests
+ for these cases I do not need AI agent
Got it, that makes total sense! You're looking for native code execution within Clay for custom logic like round robin assignment and data normalization without burning AI credits.
Currently, Clay doesn't have a built-in JavaScript/Python code editor for custom column logic like you'd find in n8n. For these types of heavy, deterministic transformations, your n8n approach is probably the most efficient solution right now.
Thanks for sharing this feedback here—native code execution is definitely something we hear about from power users, and these specific use cases (round robin allocation, job title normalization) are really helpful context for the team to understand the need.
In the meantime, sounds like the n8n integration is working well for your workflow. Let me know if you run into any issues with that setup!
