Yes! You can run individual rows instead of entire columns. Just click the ▶️ button in any cell to run that specific row. [1]
You can also select multiple rows and right-click to choose "row actions" or use the row actions button in the top right to run just those selected rows. [2]
Auto-update (recommended): Enable table-level auto-update so all new rows automatically run when added. Go to your table settings by clicking the table name, then select "Enable auto-update". [1]
Manual selection: Select all rows you want to run, then right-click and choose "row actions" or use the row actions button in the top right. [2]
The auto-update approach is usually best since it processes everything automatically as data comes in, rather than having to manually select and run batches.
If you need any more help with running rows or tables, please let me know. Would you like to share more about what you're trying to achieve so I can assist further?
You're right that there's no automatic row-by-row processing. Clay is designed around column-based enrichment for efficiency.
For large tables, you have better options than manual row selection:
Auto-update: Enable table-level auto-update so new rows automatically run all enrichments when added. [1] This processes data as it comes in rather than in batches.
Scheduled runs: Set up scheduled column runs to automatically re-run your entire table or specific columns on a recurring basis (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly). [2] This keeps large datasets current without manual work.
These approaches are much more practical than manually selecting thousands of rows.
If you still need help with running rows or tables efficiently, I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about your specific use case or challenges so I can support you better?
