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Estimating Time to Enrich 9k Leads with Phone Numbers
if i have a list of 9k leads and i wanted to try and find phone numbers for them. for that much volume would it take a considerable amount of time to enrich that many?
if i have a list of 9k leads and i wanted to try and find phone numbers for them. for that much volume would it take a considerable amount of time to enrich that many?
Clay can handle bulk enrichment efficiently. You can re-enrich up to 50k records in a single table with just a button click, even manually. For phone number enrichment specifically, you'd use waterfall enrichment to find phone numbers from multiple data providers. Once your workflow is set up, integrations auto-run for new records, streamlining the process. The actual time depends on your waterfall setup and data provider response times, but Clay's system is designed to handle large volumes efficiently without significant delays.
Michael C. if you use single provider, it can take just 1-2 hours. It totally depends on the provider's API rate limit. If you use waterfall, it can take a bit longer time since it'll use multiple data providers. Anyway, if you prioritize finding only real mobile numbers (no landlines), you can try BetterEnrich.com
For 9,000 leads, enrichment time depends on your setup. With a single provider, it typically takes 1-2 hours based on API rate limits. Using waterfall enrichment takes longer since it queries multiple data providers sequentially. To prioritize real mobile numbers, use waterfall enrichment to find phone numbers from multiple providers, then verify them. Our testing shows only 23% of found numbers are high-quality "P1" numbers that connect 25% of the time. Set up your workflow once, then integrations auto-run for new records, streamlining the process.
Enriching 9k leads will take 1/2 hours depending on the provider. Run in chunks parallel steps on and disable slow or unused enrichers to speed it up.
For 9,000 leads, enrichment time depends on your provider setup. With a single provider, it typically takes 1-2 hours based on API rate limits. Using waterfall enrichment takes longer since it queries multiple data providers sequentially. To optimize for speed: ** Run enrichments in parallel chunks ** Disable slow or unused enrichers * Use a single high-quality provider if speed is priority over coverage You can re-enrich up to 50k records in a single table with just a button click. Once your workflow is set up, integrations auto-run for new records, streamlining the process.