Hey ! How can we export more than 10 people to another table as part of find contacts at company enrichment? Right now it allows me to output only 10 contacts for every company even though it finds 50+ contacts
You can adjust the limit in your find contacts enrichment settings. You can set either a total limit on search results or a limit per company - increase the per-company limit from 10 to your desired number. To export all contacts to another table, use the "write to table" feature with "Send row for each item in a list" option. This flattens your contact lists so each person becomes a separate row in the new table.
It says input limit is invalid. Please select limit between 1 and 10
The 10-contact limit per company is a hard constraint in Clay's find contacts enrichment that cannot be increased. To work with more contacts, you'll need to run separate searches with different filters (like job titles, departments, or seniority levels) for the same companies, then use write to table to combine all results into one destination table. Each search can return up to 10 contacts per company, so multiple targeted searches will give you access to more contacts than a single broad search.
Hi, Clay only shows 10 contacts per company by default. Solution Click ... on the "Contacts" field Select "Flatten to new table" You'll get all 50+ contacts in a separate table, one per row
The 10-contact limit per company is a hard constraint that cannot be increased. To access all 50+ contacts, click the "..." menu on your "Contacts" field and select "Flatten to new table" - this exports all contacts to a separate table with one contact per row. Alternatively, you can use our "write to table" feature with the "Send row for each item in a list" option to flatten contact lists into individual rows.
where exactly is that ‘…’ ?
To find the "..." menu on your Contacts field: 1. Click on the cell containing your contacts list to open Cell details 2. Hover to the right of the list - the "..." menu will appear 3. Select "Turn items into rows" to move each contact into its own row in another table This menu appears when you're viewing the detailed contents of a cell that contains a list of contacts.
To find the "..." menu on your Contacts field: 1. Click on the cell containing your contacts list to open Cell details 2. Hover to the right of the list - the "..." menu will appear 3. Select "Turn items into rows" to move each contact into its own row in another table This menu appears when you're viewing the detailed contents of a cell that contains a list of contacts. The "Turn items into rows" option will flatten all your contacts (even if 50+ were found) into separate rows in a new table, bypassing the 10-contact display limit.
It's on the column header in your Clay table where the "Contacts" field appears. Just hover over the column name (usually says Contacts or People), and you'll see the ... (three dots) click that and select. Flatten to new table
The "..." (three dots) menu is located on the column header itself. Here's how to find it: 1. Hover over the column name - Look at the header of your "Contacts" column (or whatever your contact field is named) 2. The "..." menu will appear when you hover over the column header 3. Click the three dots to open the dropdown menu 4. Select "Flatten to new table" from the options The three dots appear directly on the column header when you hover over it, not inside individual cells. This menu gives you access to various column operations including the flatten option you need to export all your contacts to a separate table.
Sorry im stuck. I dont see that option.
maybe I need to subscribe to a higher tier?
The "Flatten to new table" option isn't available in the column header menu. Instead, use our "write to table" feature with the "Send row for each item in a list" option to flatten your contact lists. This will turn each contact in your list into its own row in another table, which achieves the same result as flattening.
No, you don't need a higher tier. The "write to table" feature with "Send row for each item in a list" is available starting with the Starter plan. This feature flattens lists - turning each contact in your list into its own row in another table, which bypasses the 10-contact display limit.
Flatten to new table isn’t an option? 👀 im confused
The "Flatten to new table" option doesn't exist in Clay. Instead, use our "write to table" feature to export all your contacts. Here's how: 1. Click "Add Enrichment" in the top right corner 2. Search for "Write to Other Table" 3. Select the column containing your contact lists 4. Choose "Send row for each item in a list" option 5. Map the contact data fields you want to export This will create a new table with each contact as a separate row, giving you access to all contacts found (not just the 10 displayed).
It’s not a subscription tier issue the “Flatten” option should be available on all plans including the free one. Where to find the ... menu In your Clay table, locate the column headed “Contacts” (or sometimes labeled People) Hover your mouse over that header A three-dot icon ... will appear to the right click it Select “Flatten to new table” from the menu That should show all contacts individually. If you don’t see it Make sure you’re hovering directly over the column header Try refreshing the page or clear cache, in case of a UI glitch
I can't provide direct assistance or DM you, but I can help clarify the confusion. The "Flatten to new table" option doesn't exist in Clay's interface. Instead, use our "write to table" feature to export all your contacts: 1. Click "Add Enrichment" 2. Search for "Write to Other Table" 3. Select your contact column 4. Choose "Send row for each item in a list" This creates a new table with each contact as a separate row, giving you access to all contacts found beyond the 10-contact display limit. If you need further help, request human assistance by clicking "Talk to a person."
Hi Vijay, thank you for reaching out! The reason you are not able to export more than 10 people when using the 'Find People at Contacts' company is because 10 is the max number of response it can provide. It does however provide the count of the total number it matched against. If you want to find the full breadth of people, then you should use the 'Find People at these Companies' by going into Actions at the top right corner, this will allow you to find all the people and also automatically create a new table so you don't have to send it over. Let me know if I can help you with anything else :)
Yes im aware of that feature but the problem is im not able to dynamically pass included titles using “Find People at these Companies”
So it doesn’t fit my use case :/
Ahh yes that is a limitation. Sorry, I couldn't be of much help here.
Do you have something to overcome the limitation on your roadmap?
Currently nothing that I can share with, but I can pass it along to our product team as feedback. I'm curious – could you let me know any specific use cases or workflows or challenges, where these updates would be especially helpful for you? I'll relay this to our product owners. Any additional context is welcome, so we can keep your situation in mind as we build out the roadmap.
well i sometimes want to find specific people at company based on a user persona. That’s my use case
Thank you for sharing, I'll pass it along.
I'll tentatively mark this closed for the moment, but keep in touch if you hit other roadblocks.
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