perhaps 300 columns?

Clay tables have a maximum limit of 70 columns total, with up to 30 action/integration columns (or 40 with Enterprise plan). [1] You cannot create 300 columns in a single table.

For large workflows, consider using multiple tables and the 'Send Table Data' action to route data between them. You might also try Sculptor in the top-right corner to help optimize your table structure.

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any exceptions?

Yes, there's one exception: Enterprise plan customers can run up to 40 action/integration columns per table instead of the standard 30. [1] [2] The 70 total column limit remains the same across all plans.

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on the enterprise plan can the clay team power a manual overide?

The Enterprise plan includes dedicated Slack support and AI prompting support, but there's no specific information about manual overrides for table limits. [1] [2] Enterprise customers get up to 40 action columns per table (compared to 30 on other plans) and unlimited rows using Passthrough Tables. [3]

Before exploring other options, try using Sculptor in the top-right corner of your screen to help optimize your table structure and workflow design.

What specific limit or feature are you hoping to override with Enterprise support?

we need 350 columns in a table

Clay has a hard limit of 70 columns per table, with up to 40 action/integration columns on Enterprise plans. [1] [2] There's no manual override available for this limit, even on Enterprise plans.

For workflows requiring 350 columns, you'll need to split your data across multiple tables and use the 'Send Table Data' action to route data between them.

Before exploring other solutions, try Sculptor in the top-right corner to help optimize your table structure and workflow design.

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If you need any further assistance with managing your table columns or optimizing your workflow, I’m here to help. Would you like to provide more details about what you’re trying to achieve so we can explore the best options together?