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Automating Job Change Tracking with a Clay Table

I would like to build a clay table which I could rerun myself with the purpose to track my list og champions on jobchanges. I would like to automate that the text 'hit' appears in a collumn when the value of the job is not the same as last time. How could i do this?

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Here's how you can set up job change tracking in Clay: 1. Create a new job change tracking table: • Go to "+Create New > Table > Track Job Changes" • Or open an existing people table and select "Actions > Monitor for Job Changes" 2. Set up the tracking: • In the "People Table" field, select the table containing your contacts • In the "People LinkedIn URLs to Monitor" field, choose the column that contains LinkedIn URLs • If you want to check against previous companies, include the "Company LinkedIn URL" columnWhen a job change is detected, a new entry will automatically be created in the Job Change Events table. You can use this table to track changes and add your own column where you can mark "hit" for new changes.The system will automatically monitor these profiles and record any job changes, allowing you to track when someone moves to a new position or company. Sources: Track Job Changes Job change signals guide | Documentation | Clay University
Sam W.
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And if i create a table in which i put all my icp companies Add a collumn with job postings I would then periodically rerun this collumn to check for changes I would like to automate that the text 'hit' appears in a collumn when the value of the job is not the same as last time.
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To track job posting changes in your ICP companies table, here's how you can set it up: 1. First, create a table with your ICP companies and include a column for job postings. 2. To track changes, you can use two approaches: • Set up a Job Change Events table by clicking "+Create New > Table > Track Job Changes" • Or open your existing table and select "Actions > Monitor for Job Changes" 3. To mark changes with "hit", you can: • Add a filter column to compare values • Use the filter options: "not equal to" to compare with previous values • Set up conditions to display "hit" when changes are detectedNote: The table will need to be rerun periodically to check for new changes and update the status. Sources: Track Job Changes Job change signals guide | Documentation | Clay University Hide, Re-order, Sort, Filter, Merge Columns
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