Hey team another feature rec, for filters, it would be great to be able to set a filter and toggle on and off. Other data vendors don't have this issue/needs because they are one-time pull data vendor. Clay is a workflow center and when working with 10s of thousands of rows, easy toggle on-n-off filtering could make user life a LOT easier to work with small batches of data inside of it. ex. to filter for 500 leads with specific info inside of 40000 records. (yes write to table can get this done but not so direct/convenient)
You can use the Filter List of Objects action in Clay to manage and filter large datasets. Here's how it works: 1. Use the Filter List of Objects action with these key components: โข Select the array of objects you want to filter โข Specify the filter field (the column you want to filter by) โข Choose your filter mode โข Enter the value(s) you want to filter by (can be multiple values separated by commas)For handling very large datasets (enterprise customers only), you can utilize passthrough tables which help process and enrich large volumes of data efficiently while keeping your tables manageable.Note: The Filter List of Objects action is case-insensitive, making it flexible for various filtering needs. Sources: Filter List of Objects with Clay Passthrough features guide | Documentation | Clay University Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University
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