can we get a refund on the 8K credits spent by accident on this table? https://app.clay.com/workspaces/28090/workbooks/wb_0t3tyqxFb5dFKDPoWRW/tables/t_0t5fy2aA4ZRK2VKyFNw/views/gv_0t5fy2aNi9pYuHUhZfv
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it ran automatically on thousands of records that I did not engag - these were work email enrichment
the table was not filtered and it spent 8k clay credits
Hi Rees, thank you for reaching out. Since this wasn’t caused by a Clay error and everything in your table ran as expected, the best we can refund is 50%. I've added 4,000 credits back to your workspace. Please make sure to apply filters before running bulk enrichment actions in the future. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Wait something happened here where this ran like 30K+ credits.. https://app.clay.com/workspaces/28090/workbooks/wb_0t3tyqxFb5dFKDPoWRW/tables/t_0t5fy2aA4ZRK2VKyFNw/views/gv_0t5fy2aNi9pYuHUhZfv
I think it re-ran the email enrichment... I didn't do that. Can you look into this?
I think there was a bug I didn't use this many credits
can you please refund?
Hi Rees B., sorry for my delayed response. Here’s a summary of the enrichment action and credit usage: Credit report: A total of 32,507 credits were consumed, and the transaction took place on November 9th. All of this came from the waterfall email enrichment, as you mentioned. How it happened: It started from the Outbound V4 Companies table, where the “Contacts AI Action” was run for 8,647 records. This triggered the “Send Table Data” action in the last column, which automatically pushed 43,355 employee records into the Contacts V4 table. Since auto-run was enabled in that table, it automatically triggered the waterfall enrichment process. I completely understand this was unintentional, and I know how frustrating it can be to lose credits by accident. The workflow actions were executed as designed, but as a gesture of goodwill, I’ve refunded 50% of the accidental credit usage (16,254 credits). Since you already received a 4,000-credit refund earlier, I’ve just added the remaining 12,254 credits to your account. For future safety, I’d recommend turning auto-run off in your table settings to help prevent similar issues from happening again.
