Incorporating Old Email Data into Job Change Monitoring Sheet | Clay

Incorporating Old Email Data into Job Change Monitoring Sheet

Hi, I want to have old email included in the sheet where we have new email info after we make use of "Monitor for Job Changes". Is this possible ?

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Yes, you can track historical job changes alongside new ones. Here's how: 1. When setting up job change monitoring, include the "Company LinkedIn URL" column with the person's last known company. This will allow the system to compare their previous position with their current one. 2. Create a table in Clay that includes: • LinkedIn profiles of the people you want to track • Their last recorded company URL • Any other relevant contact informationWhen a job change is detected, the system will generate a job change event that includes both the historical and current information, allowing you to see the transition from their previous role to their new one. Sources: Job change signals guide | Documentation | Clay University Track Job Changes
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Arturo O.
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Hey Snehal, thanks for reaching out! This should be possible to setup if you already have the old email in the original table, you use a Lookup Row integration in the new table to pull in the data from the previous table, it could run and find a match against the person's LinkedIn URL as soon as it's available, for example. 51319
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-- Let me know if you run into any issues!
Snehal P.
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Yes, We have it in the OG table. Can you share a quick video on the lookup row integration ?
Arturo O.
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Sure thing! Here's a video on how it works overall.
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Thank you so much for sharing your feedback Snehal P.!