Hello, getting this code (Error code: at_VntYmdvMpPZt).

Hello, getting this code (Error code: at_VntYmdvMpPZt). | Clay

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Try these steps to resolve the error: 1. First, log out of your Clay account and log back in to refresh your session token. 2. If the issue persists, perform a hard refresh of your browser: • For Windows: Press Ctrl + Shift + R • For Mac: Press Cmd + Shift + RIf these steps don't resolve the error, you may need to request help from a human agent in this conversation.
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Sebastian H.
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https://app.clay.com/workspaces/340269/workbooks/wb_aBJxWEWwqfV5/tables/t_SN3We4i5VB2Z/views/gv_y35WDijNqMPM
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Hi there, happy to help! Could you share a bit more context or details so I can guide you in the right direction? Where do you see this error? Also, as a best practice, it's best to separate your company table from the jobs table to make sure nothing get's mixed up.
Sebastian H.
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Ahh ok, I wrote them to a seperate table. Is there a way to match them to contacts in a separate table?
Daniel K.
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To match data from one table to contacts in a separate table, you can use a "Lookup" enrichment. This involves using a unique identifier, such as a company domain or LinkedIn Company URL, to pull associated information from one table into another. Here's a step-by-step guide: 1. Identify a Unique Identifier: Use a unique identifier like the company domain to link rows between tables. This identifier should be present in both tables . 2. Create a Lookup: In the contacts table, create a "Lookup Single Row" enrichment using the unique identifier to pull data from the other table . 3. Map the Data: Once the data is pulled, map the associated data from the source table into the target table . Here a video guide: https://www.loom.com/share/72f4e67e20424ba7a784ca9a5056f1a9 If there's anything else I can assist you with, please let me know! 😊 Have a great Wednesday, Daniel
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Try these steps to resolve the error: 1. First, log out of your Clay account and log back in to refresh your session token. 2. If the issue persists, perform a hard refresh of your browser: • For Windows: Press Ctrl + Shift + R • For Mac: Press Cmd + Shift + RIf these steps don't resolve the error, you may need to request help from a human agent in this conversation.
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Looks like you're still looking for help. We're currently outside of our standard office hours (9 AM to 9 PM EST, Monday through Friday), so it may take a little longer for us to respond.If you’re dealing with a specific table, drop the URL below so we can help you quicker. Otherwise, someone from our team will be in touch soon!
Sebastian H.
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https://app.clay.com/workspaces/340269/workbooks/wb_aBJxWEWwqfV5/tables/t_SN3We4i5VB2Z/views/gv_y35WDijNqMPM
Daniel K.
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Hi there, happy to help! Could you share a bit more context or details so I can guide you in the right direction? Where do you see this error? Also, as a best practice, it's best to separate your company table from the jobs table to make sure nothing get's mixed up.
Sebastian H.
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Ahh ok, I wrote them to a seperate table. Is there a way to match them to contacts in a separate table?
Daniel K.
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To match data from one table to contacts in a separate table, you can use a "Lookup" enrichment. This involves using a unique identifier, such as a company domain or LinkedIn Company URL, to pull associated information from one table into another. Here's a step-by-step guide: 1. Identify a Unique Identifier: Use a unique identifier like the company domain to link rows between tables. This identifier should be present in both tables . 2. Create a Lookup: In the contacts table, create a "Lookup Single Row" enrichment using the unique identifier to pull data from the other table . 3. Map the Data: Once the data is pulled, map the associated data from the source table into the target table . Here a video guide: https://www.loom.com/share/72f4e67e20424ba7a784ca9a5056f1a9 If there's anything else I can assist you with, please let me know! 😊 Have a great Wednesday, Daniel
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