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Understanding the Job Monitor Feature for Active Customer Accounts

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Hi guys I need some clarity on how the Job Monitor feature works. I have a list of individuals linked to our active customer accounts, and I’d like to understand whether they’re still with the same organization or if they’ve moved to a different company. Could anyone help me with this?

Understanding the Job Monitor Feature for Active Customer Accounts | Clay

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Channeled
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Our Job Monitor feature, also known as Job Change Signals, helps you track when your contacts switch roles or companies. Here's how it works: 1. Set up the feature by clicking 'Actions' then 'Monitor for job changes' in your table. 2. Select the table with LinkedIn URLs of contacts you want to monitor. 3. Choose how often you want the signal to run. 4. The system will then automatically check for job changes among your monitored contacts. If you want to check if contacts are still at the companies you initially provided, you can include a "Company LinkedIn URL" when setting up the monitor. This will generate job change events if the current company differs from the one you provided. If you need more assistance, please request human help by clicking on 'Talk to a person'.
Sources: Track Job Changes Monitor for job changes | Documentation | Clay University Monitor for job changes | Documentation | Clay University
Prithiunan
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https://app.clay.com/workspaces/347665/workbooks/wb_0swmc5hJzB5xc4w93Mh/tables/t_0s[…]wSNGoc&viewName=Default+view&workbookId=wb_0swmc5hJzB5xc4w93Mh
Daniel Kupka (Clay)
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Hey, thanks for reaching out! I’ve replied to your other message, so I’ll close this one. 😊 Just a note for next time—one message is enough since they all reach the same place. Thanks!