Creating Dynamic Company Profiles in Clay: Cost and Functionality Inquiry

Daniel Grinshpun · 2024-10-27 12:07:28.742477+00

Hey. Is there a way to turn imported companies into a dynamic Company Name profile like when we use "Find Companies" in Clay? If so, does it cost credits or is it a native Clay function like "Lookup Rows" function? Video explanation:

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Clay table url: https://app.clay.com/workspaces/245722/workbooks/wb_iuuZ7b82XDoF/tables/t_PdFHwaHNbpap/views/gv_nxf7RKBVCDwN
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Also, if it is possible for Companies, is it also possible to turn imported people into a dynamic Clay row? (like when we find people in Clay) ... without spending Clay credits? If so, please explain how
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Hey! To clarify, there isn’t currently a way to turn imported companies or people into dynamic profiles like those created using “Find Companies” or “Find People” in Clay. The “Lookup Rows” function can help pull data between tables within Clay based on identifiers like a company domain. It can also do it for the same table but you will need to keep the data. What were you trying to achieve here? I’ve also shared your feedback with our team to consider this as a future feature! Let me know if you have any further questions.
Daniel Grinshpun
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Trying to get these dynamic variables in one column like the dynamic “Find Companies” or “Find People” so then I can map the relevant information to other columns in that sheet
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Gotcha! You can still map the values with the forward slash and perform all the same actions, even if they’re hidden. I’ve also shared your feedback with the team 😊
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Thank you so much for sharing your feedback Daniel Grinshpun!

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💤 You've caught us outside of our support hours (9am-9pm EST), but don't worry - we'll be back in touch within 24 hours (often sooner!). If you haven't already, please include the URL of your table in the thread below so that we can help you as quickly as possible!
Daniel Grinshpun
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Clay table url: https://app.clay.com/workspaces/245722/workbooks/wb_iuuZ7b82XDoF/tables/t_PdFHwaHNbpap/views/gv_nxf7RKBVCDwN
Daniel Grinshpun
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Also, if it is possible for Companies, is it also possible to turn imported people into a dynamic Clay row? (like when we find people in Clay) ... without spending Clay credits? If so, please explain how
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Bo (Clay)
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Hey! To clarify, there isn’t currently a way to turn imported companies or people into dynamic profiles like those created using “Find Companies” or “Find People” in Clay. The “Lookup Rows” function can help pull data between tables within Clay based on identifiers like a company domain. It can also do it for the same table but you will need to keep the data. What were you trying to achieve here? I’ve also shared your feedback with our team to consider this as a future feature! Let me know if you have any further questions.
Daniel Grinshpun
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Trying to get these dynamic variables in one column like the dynamic “Find Companies” or “Find People” so then I can map the relevant information to other columns in that sheet
Bo (Clay)
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Gotcha! You can still map the values with the forward slash and perform all the same actions, even if they’re hidden. I’ve also shared your feedback with the team 😊
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Hi Daniel Grinshpun! This thread was recently closed by our Support team. If you have a moment, please share your feedback:
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Thank you so much for sharing your feedback Daniel Grinshpun!