Yes! Hunter's "Find Emails by Company" action returns first names as part of its output data. [1] When you run this action, it outputs contact information including first names, last names, job titles, and departments for people found at that company domain. [2]
You can then use Clay's filtering and search features on the first name column to narrow down your results as needed.
After running the "Find Emails by Company" Hunter action, you'll get results with separate columns for first names, last names, emails, and other contact details. [1]
To search by first name, you can use Clay's built-in column filtering - just click on the first name column header and use the search/filter options to narrow down results by specific first names you're looking for. [2]
If you need any more help with searching or filtering Hunter email results by first name, please let me know. Would you like to provide more details about what you're trying to achieve so I can assist further?
If your first names are in a separate column from your Hunter results, you can use Clay's lookup or matching functions to cross-reference them. You could create a formula that searches your Hunter email results based on matching first names from your other column. [1]
Alternatively, you can use Clay's filtering features on both columns simultaneously to find matches between your existing first name data and the Hunter results. [2]
If you still need help with searching or matching first names in your columns, I’m here to assist. Would you like to share more about the specific setup or goal you have in mind?
