Add Timer for Enrichment Column with Auto Update Enabled

San

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How to add a timer so that the enrichment column runs after 200 seconds while the Auto Update is enabled?

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To add a 200-second delay before an enrichment column runs while Auto Update is enabled:
Insert a delay column before the enrichment column.
Each delay column adds ~10 seconds, so stack 20 delay columns to achieve approximately 200 seconds.
Use the completion of the last delay column as the run condition for the enrichment column.
This ensures the enrichment only runs after the full delay.
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Bo (Clay)
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That’s not possible directly within a column. If you need a delay, the best approach is to structure it across tables — for example, send data from Table A → Table B → Table C — instead of trying to add a timer inside one table. That setup will work much more reliably.
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Clay Support
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To add a 200-second delay before an enrichment column runs while Auto Update is enabled:
Insert a delay column before the enrichment column.
Each delay column adds ~10 seconds, so stack 20 delay columns to achieve approximately 200 seconds.
Use the completion of the last delay column as the run condition for the enrichment column.
This ensures the enrichment only runs after the full delay.
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connect to a human?
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Bo (Clay)
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That’s not possible directly within a column. If you need a delay, the best approach is to structure it across tables — for example, send data from Table A → Table B → Table C — instead of trying to add a timer inside one table. That setup will work much more reliably.
San
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Okay
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We haven't heard back from you here, so we're going to go ahead and close this thread out.
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