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How to Manage Credit Usage with Auto-Update Disabled | Clay

How to Manage Credit Usage with Auto-Update Disabled

·May 13, 2025 12:58 PM·

rookie question here: I've gone in and turned off the Auto-Update feature on all my tables where I do not want them to be continually refreshed. when i go to look at credit usage I still see reoccurring set . What am I missing so that I can make sure these runs don't drain my credits this month?

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If you’ve already turned off the "Auto-Update" feature on your tables but still see "recurring" credit usage, there may be other scheduled runs or signals active that are causing ongoing credit consumption. Here’s what you can do: ** Check for Scheduled Runs or Signals: In the credit usage dashboard, "Recurring" indicates ongoing processes like scheduled runs or signals. Review your table and workspace settings for any scheduled automations or integrations that might still be running. ** Disable Auto-Update Thoroughly: Make sure you’ve turned off auto-update at both the table and column levels. For table-level, use the three-dot menu next to the table name and select "Turn off Table" or "Auto-Update Columns." For columns, go to column settings and toggle off "Auto-Update" in run settings. ** *Stop Active Updates: If any enrichments are currently running, use the "Stop Updates" button to halt them. After these steps, monitor your credit usage to confirm that recurring charges have stopped. If you continue to see unexpected credit usage, you can request human assistance by clicking "Talk to a person" in this chat.
Sources: Guide: Ways to save Clay credits | Documentation | Clay University Auto-update and Auto-dedupe Table Credit usage | Documentation | Clay University