Difference Between Find Jobs and Job Postings Actions

In Clay, "Find Jobs" can be used in two ways: as a Source or as an Enrichment. Find Jobs as Source is best for: - Recruiters identifying open roles and working backwards to companies - Job seekers searching for relevant openings - Sales teams using hiring signals for prospecting Find Jobs as Enrichment is best for: - Adding job openings to existing company lists - Using hiring trends to score companies - Identifying growth-stage companies with aggressive hiring There are also specific actions like "Find Jobs with Companies, People, and Jobs" which fetches opportunities based on search criteria, and "Find Active Job Openings" which finds specific jobs from social profiles.

Sources: Find Jobs Source + Enrichment [Clay 101] - Clay University Find Jobs Source + Enrichment [Clay 101] - Clay University Find Jobs with "Companies, People, and Jobs" | Clay.com Find Active Job Openings with "Companies, People, and Jobs" | Clay.com

Let me clarify the key differences: Find Jobs (Source/Enrichment) - This is Clay's main feature with two approaches: ** As Source: Start with job searches, get up to 1,000 jobs per query ** As Enrichment: Add job data to existing company lists "Find Jobs with Companies, People, and Jobs" Action - This is a specific integration action that fetches job opportunities based on search criteria like location, role, and job description "Find Active Job Openings" Action - Another specific action for finding jobs from social profiles The main difference is that Find Jobs (Source/Enrichment) is our core job discovery feature, while the other "actions" are specific integrations with the Companies, People, and Jobs database for targeted searches. Which specific aspect would you like me to explain further?

Sources: Find Jobs Source + Enrichment [Clay 101] - Clay University Find Jobs Source + Enrichment [Clay 101] - Clay University Companies, People, and Jobs x Clay integration | Clay.com Find Jobs with "Companies, People, and Jobs" | Clay.com

To count sent rows for each company, use the Lookup Multiple Rows integration. This scans a column for the company's domain, name, LinkedIn URL, or other identifying value and counts how many cells exist with matching values. You can perform these lookups within the same table or on a separate one. This is particularly useful when you've used "Send row for each item in a list" to flatten data - for example, if you sent multiple people from a company as separate rows. Set up the lookup to match your company identifier column and it will return the count of sent rows per company.

Sources: Send table data | Documentation | Clay University Send table data | Documentation | Clay University