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Identify Credit Consumers in Your Environment to Target Rogue Users

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how do I know who is consuming credits in my environment? I think i have a rogue user who is going in and creating tables and just blowing throw tens of thousands of API calls but I dont know who it is.

Identify Credit Consumers in Your Environment to Target Rogue Users | Clay

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Miguel M.
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hi there - i've noticed using the personal email waterfall that each provider is not validated separately (unlike how the work email waterfall does it). I believe this is not allowing me to maximize the amount of valid emails I should be able to get. Is there a way to fix this or quickly set this up (i'd rather not have to add a seperate validation enrichment column for each provider) . i see when adding enrichley it only validates the first provider to find an email..
Miguel M.
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anyone have a good gpt prompt for normalizing first names and companies. the default one provided in clay isn't great
John T.
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try claygent "normalize the first name, Do X, Do Y, dont do Z. Seriously, dont do Z"