Bulk enrichment has no row limits and can process millions of records. Regular Clay tables are limited to 50,000 rows on paid plans, but bulk enrichment bypasses this by processing data without storing it in Clay—results go directly to external destinations like Salesforce. The 10k display you're seeing might be a preview limitation, not the actual processing limit.
If you need any more help understanding the bulk enrichment limits or how it works, I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about what you’re trying to achieve with bulk enrichment?
Regular Clay tables are limited to 50,000 rows on paid plans. For 550k rows, you have two options:
Enterprise Plan with Passthrough Tables: If you're on Enterprise, enable "Passthrough Tables" to bypass the 50,000-row limit by handling rows on a rolling basis. The Enterprise plan includes "Unlimited rows" as a feature.
Split into Multiple Tables: Break your dataset into smaller tables (e.g., 11 tables of 50k rows each) and upload portions separately.
If you still need help with managing large datasets in Clay tables, I’m here to assist. Would you like to share more about your specific use case or any challenges you’re facing with the row limits?
Enterprise Plan with Passthrough Tables: If you're on Enterprise, enable "Passthrough Tables" to bypass the 50,000-row limit by handling rows on a rolling basis. This feature allows continuous data import and automatic deletion to ensure seamless operation.
Bulk Enrichment: Use bulk enrichment to process millions of records without storing them in Clay tables. [1] Results go directly to external destinations like Salesforce, HubSpot, or Google Sheets. [2] This bypasses table row limits entirely since data isn't stored in Clay.
Split into Multiple Tables: Break your dataset into smaller tables (e.g., 11 tables of 50k rows each) and upload portions separately.
Are you currently on an Enterprise plan, or would you prefer to use bulk enrichment to process your data without storing it in Clay tables?
If you need any further assistance with handling large datasets or using passthrough tables, I’m here to help. Would you like to provide more details about your current plan or specific goals with your data?
