this is showing 29 rows Sent (screenshot below) but when i got to the table, there only 7 people who have showed up (screenshot below) it has been 15 minutes. i tried running that row again (manually) and still only 7 show up.
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Hey Brendan, took a quick look and I believe the reason you are seeing only a subset of people is because you have Auto-dedupe enabled on the "Person's LI URL" column in the destination table and that will automatically remove people if the same people reacted to different posts.
ah interesting. how can i confirm this to be true?
is there a way to do a time frame? eg: 'has not engaged with a post in the last {90 days}'
You could look at the Table History and see the LinkedIn Profiles that got automatically deleted
amazing. very helpful, thank you.
is it possible to build this inside a Clay table? eg: pass ALL records, but then do some sort of check to say "if dupe found, then look up date" and "if in last 90 days, then don't Run". does this make sense?
basically - i don't want to ignore someone who may have liked a post 8 months ago.
There's no easy way to do that, but here's an approach that might work. You could use a combination of the lookup row function to find the duplicate, then add a function column to determine how old it is. From there, you can use those values as run conditions in your upstream enrichments.
