Hi! is there a way to set a timer delay on Clay?
When setting up a timer delay in Clay, you can adjust the timing for webhook data processing. The minimum delay allowed is 100ms, as Clay has a webhook throughput limit of 10 per second. The ideal delay should match the time your data takes to enrich, and you may need to experiment to find the optimal timing to ensure data is properly enriched/deleted before new data comes in. Source: Send Data from Google Sheets to Clay Using a Webhook
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You can use this postman api call for 10s https://www.postman.com/api-evangelist/design/request/3eyuaeg/delay-response
You can set a rate limit in Clay's HTTP API settings to control request timing. Here's how to set a 10-second delay: 1. In the HTTP API settings, locate the rate limit section 2. Set the "Request Limit" field to 1 (request) 3. Set the "Duration (in ms)" field to 10000 (milliseconds, which equals 10 seconds) This configuration will ensure requests are spaced 10 seconds apart. Note that Clay has a minimum requirement that rate limits must average at least 5 requests per second to work properly. Keep in mind that Clay also has a webhook throughput limit of 10 requests per second, with a minimum delay of 100ms between requests.
Is that what you were looking for?
Hi Shwetha, Thanks for reaching out. I'm reviewing your issue now. You can follow the approach suggested by another community member by chaining multiple calls conditionally. Unfortunately, Clay doesn't support native delay functionality at this time. Let me know if you'd like assistance configuring the HTTP API setup to proceed with your solution!