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Automating Row Deletion in Clay When Exceeding 50k Limit

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Hello, wondering if there a is method to automatically remove the oldest rows from a table once it has reached the 50k row limit. Currently just removing the oldest manually but figured there should be some mechanism in Clay to overwrite/delete the oldest. Thanks!

Automating Row Deletion in Clay When Exceeding 50k Limit | Clay

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Mark L.
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Hello Dragan. We do have a feature that can auto-delete rows, designed for high-volume webhooks. However, this is available only on the Enterprise plan (https://www.clay.com/pricing). That said, when the limit is hit, Clay should return a 403 response, "Record limit reached". You would need to use that as signal to create/swap to a new webhook endpoint. I recognize this isn't ideal today, but I've made sure we have this use case captured for future product improvements around notifications/alerting, more generally.
Dragan K.
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The volume is not due to a webhook, i write to the table from a zap, so I was looking for something similar to a column that has a delete function if a formula evals to true from within clay, but seems like I'll just have to purge the table on a schedule manually.
Mark L.
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Ah, I understand. There are no conditional-delete abilities within Clay. I like the idea, though, that could be powerful. Please let me know of other questions!
Dragan K.
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Just to maybe plant the seed, allow for a table setting that allows overwrites for certain tables, but off by default. Not really a question though
Mark L.
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Welcome feedback, though! Thanks for taking the time to share and elaborate on the use case.
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