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Schedule Weekly Updates for New Clay Rows to Slack
Is there a way that I could schedule a job to send all net new clay rows to slack in one message once a week?
You can use Clay's Slack integration to send messages to specific Slack channels. The integration uses Slack's chat.postMessage API method to enable seamless communication from Clay to your Slack workspace. To set this up: 1. Connect Clay to your Slack workspace 2. Configure the "Send Message to Channel" integration 3. Select your desired Slack channel 4. Set up a weekly schedule for the message You can customize what information gets sent to specific channels - for example, you could configure it to only send new row data in a summarized format. If you need help setting this up, you can ask for assistance in our Slack community or schedule time with a Clay expert.
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Nikko G.··can I send multiple rows in one action though?
The Slack integration allows you to send messages to channels, but each message is sent as a separate action. When sending messages, you can include multiple pieces of information in a single message by using: 1. A summary text at the beginning of the message 2. Form Information that displays structured data in an organized format However, there are rate limits to consider - our webhook processing is limited to 10 records per second per workspace, with a maximum burst capacity of 20 records. You can customize your message format using: ** Optional bot name ** Optional emoji ** Summary text (supports markdown) ** Form Information that will be sorted alphabetically
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- Nikko G.··
not really. I want to basically apply this logic to other enrinchments potentially http where I schedule all new rows to send in batch once a week
Currently, we don't have the ability to schedule enrichments to automatically run on a recurring basis. For HTTP enrichments specifically, you can: 1. Use conditional runs to only process new rows when certain conditions are met 2. Control the rate limits for API requests by specifying: • Maximum number of allowed requests • Time window for those requests in milliseconds For now, you can manually re-enrich up to 50,000 records in a single table with just one click. If you need automated scheduling functionality, please know that we're actively working on developing this solution.
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