Issue with Revenue Search Prompt: Not Found Result for GBP 1.9B

Julie R. · 2024-10-22 10:48:51.791553+00

I don't understand why this is not working. This is my prompt to find a company's Revenue: "Conduct a Google Search to find a company's revenue. This is the company name: /Name This is the company website: /Website Return two pieces of data as follows: - Revenue: A numeric value representing the company's revenue. Example: 200,000,000 - Currency: The currency abbreviation for the revenue (e.g., USD for US Dollars, EUR for Euros). If no exact revenue data is found, return "Not Found" instead of a value." For row 1 in this table ( ) the result is not found but I look into it it says 1.9 billion GBP?? :exploding_head: :cry:

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Julie R. the reasoning explains that this is very uncertain, which I'm guessing is why Claygent didn't return the number. If you still want the data, add something to your prompt around "include numbers even if it's uncertain" However, I doubt any of these figures are accurate unless you're selling to public companies who disclose this information. Otherwise, most "Revenue estimates" are all over the place. You're much better off going by headcount or some other metric in my humble opinion
Julie R.
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Confidence = medium so that's not too bad. But also the rest of the rows just say "yes" or "true" so something not working right anyway
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Hey there Julie thanks for reaching out and appreciate you jumping in Jacob! One thing that you can add to your prompt that we highly recommend is to give it a step by step instruction on how to do its given task. For example in your scenario, giving it the following instructions will help it better define the output expected. Steps to take: 1. Go to Google and use the following search "Look for /(company Name)'s company revenue" 2. Return results of the search Also would recommend seeing if the template that we have in our Claygent integration for Company revenue could be of some help here. You can search for a revenue template by clicking on the "Browse Templates" option at the top of the integration. https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/w28k1kwz/1225021560/0f2f7a9e44d432355101066a5369/image.png?expires=1729620900&signature=7ac0e3a792af382595aec1524e9584de6c6b5b67c4b7bc73b3635d6563e52a92&req=dSIlE8l8nIRZWfMW1HO4zV74b8CnRbRPJ9fF6TNjJ9BDbIe2f6h9zNBULYNM%0Asflc85QEw8vdnA9SI1s%3D%0A
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Julie R. the reasoning explains that this is very uncertain, which I'm guessing is why Claygent didn't return the number. If you still want the data, add something to your prompt around "include numbers even if it's uncertain" However, I doubt any of these figures are accurate unless you're selling to public companies who disclose this information. Otherwise, most "Revenue estimates" are all over the place. You're much better off going by headcount or some other metric in my humble opinion
Julie R.
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Confidence = medium so that's not too bad. But also the rest of the rows just say "yes" or "true" so something not working right anyway
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LuisArturo
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Hey there Julie thanks for reaching out and appreciate you jumping in Jacob! One thing that you can add to your prompt that we highly recommend is to give it a step by step instruction on how to do its given task. For example in your scenario, giving it the following instructions will help it better define the output expected. Steps to take: 1. Go to Google and use the following search "Look for /(company Name)'s company revenue" 2. Return results of the search Also would recommend seeing if the template that we have in our Claygent integration for Company revenue could be of some help here. You can search for a revenue template by clicking on the "Browse Templates" option at the top of the integration. https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/w28k1kwz/1225021560/0f2f7a9e44d432355101066a5369/image.png?expires=1729620900&signature=7ac0e3a792af382595aec1524e9584de6c6b5b67c4b7bc73b3635d6563e52a92&req=dSIlE8l8nIRZWfMW1HO4zV74b8CnRbRPJ9fF6TNjJ9BDbIe2f6h9zNBULYNM%0Asflc85QEw8vdnA9SI1s%3D%0A
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