Best Practices for Consistent Company Data Entry

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Hi Julie, thanks for reaching out. Taking a look at this now - just to clarify, are you trying to normalize the domains you're using as inputs for other enrichments in your column? Do you want all domains to end in co.uk?

No I want to make sure that the original information input by clay when I pull a list is consistent across all columns so that the company described in the description matches the company in the LinkedIn URL and is the same company referenced in the domain column. Right now, they don't match

If you look at my TEST workspace, row 3 in the companies table

I see the issue here, thanks for clarifying this. Could you add a few examples from this table where the retrieved domain does not match the company you're performing the search on? I'll report this internally. In the meantime, as a workaround, I suggest running Claygent to retrieve company domains, by inputting the company name and description - I set up an example prompt in your workspace to address this.

Thanks! Row 16 is also exhibiting the same issues

Row 19 as well

Great - reporting this over to the team. I set up a Claygent column to help fill those domains in in the meantime. We'll let you know as soon as we know more!

Hello there! Happy to report that we heard back from the team and this issue should be fixed. The domain quality issues should be resolved if you kick off a people or company search with the same parameters as your previous search. Thank you for your patience, feel free to try again and let us know if the problem has been resolved on your end.

Thank you so much for sharing your feedback Julie R.!