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Clay Job Scraper Not Returning Results - Need Assistance | Clay

Clay Job Scraper Not Returning Results - Need Assistance

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Hey everyone, I am facing a problem currently. The Clay job scraper has not been getting any results for the last week. Eventhough it was getting a 1000+ results everyday with the exact same scraping query. Can anyone help me with this?

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Job scrapers can stop returning results due to several common issues: Data provider limitations: Our data providers don't always use your session cookies, so results might not reflect real-time visibility and some entries can be missed. Static vs dynamic source setup: Check if your job table source is set as static instead of dynamic. You can change it to a dynamic source in your sources settings to automatically import new entries on a schedule. Update schedule timing: If using integrations like Apify, delays might be related to the 24-hour refresh schedule. Check when the next update will occur or manually trigger an update by clicking the column header and selecting sources. Source filter changes: If you modified source filters after the table was created, it won't retroactively update results. You'll need to delete and re-run the step or duplicate the table with updated filters. Try reloading those rows or switching to a dynamic source setup to resolve the issue.
Source: Sources | Documentation | Clay University
Anwar H.
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I can do this for you.
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Your job scraper likely stopped working because it's set as a static source instead of dynamic. Change it to a dynamic source in your sources settings to automatically import new entries on a schedule. If you modified source filters after creating the table, it won't retroactively update results. You'll need to delete and re-run the step or duplicate the table with updated filters. Data providers don't always use your session cookies, so results might not reflect real-time visibility and some entries can be missed. Try reloading those rows to see if the provider returns more complete results.
Source: Sources | Documentation | Clay University