Troubleshooting Output Visibility in Right Column

Jelle O. · 2025-07-11T05:26:08.935Z

Sometimes the output doesn't show in the column to the right (usually it does, sometimes it doesn't). Can I do smth to get it there? I checked the column options but I cannot enforce to generate the text there, or can I?

Troubleshooting Output Visibility in Right Column | Clay

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To ensure outputs consistently appear in columns, enable auto-update at both table and column levels. For the table: 1. Click the table name → Select "Enable auto-update" For individual columns: 1. Click column name → "Edit columns" 2. Toggle auto-update on under "Run settings" → Click "Save" For AI columns with multiple outputs: Define column outputs in your prompt setup to automatically structure data into separate columns. Note: Table-level auto-update settings override column-level settings if disabled.
Sources: Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University Claygent: AI Web Scraper [Clay 101] - Clay University Mistral integration overview | Documentation | Clay University
Jelle O.
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Auto-update seems to be already active
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Since auto-update is active, check if you're using AI columns with multiple outputs. For AI columns like Claygent, define column outputs in your prompt setup to automatically structure data into separate columns. Also verify that auto-update is enabled at the individual column level: Click the column name → "Edit columns" → Toggle auto-update on under "Run settings" → Click "Save". Table-level auto-update settings override column-level settings if disabled.
Sources: Claygent: AI Web Scraper [Clay 101] - Clay University Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University
Jelle O.
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It just checked, this "Also verify that auto-update is enabled at the individual column level" Is also activated
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Since auto-update is active at both levels, the issue might be related to output definition in your prompt configuration. Make sure output fields are correctly defined and mapped in your prompt settings. If the column appears "queued" or stuck, try clicking the column header and selecting Force Rerun Column to reset it. For persistent issues, create a new column by duplicating the current one and run it on rows where the original column "is empty." You can filter for empty rows, run the AI on those, then use the "merge columns" feature to combine results.

Clay
APP
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To ensure outputs consistently appear in columns, enable auto-update at both table and column levels. For the table: 1. Click the table name → Select "Enable auto-update" For individual columns: 1. Click column name → "Edit columns" 2. Toggle auto-update on under "Run settings" → Click "Save" For AI columns with multiple outputs: Define column outputs in your prompt setup to automatically structure data into separate columns. Note: Table-level auto-update settings override column-level settings if disabled.
Sources: Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University Claygent: AI Web Scraper [Clay 101] - Clay University Mistral integration overview | Documentation | Clay University
Jelle O.
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Auto-update seems to be already active
Loading attachments
Clay
APP
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Since auto-update is active, check if you're using AI columns with multiple outputs. For AI columns like Claygent, define column outputs in your prompt setup to automatically structure data into separate columns. Also verify that auto-update is enabled at the individual column level: Click the column name → "Edit columns" → Toggle auto-update on under "Run settings" → Click "Save". Table-level auto-update settings override column-level settings if disabled.
Sources: Claygent: AI Web Scraper [Clay 101] - Clay University Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University
Jelle O.
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It just checked, this "Also verify that auto-update is enabled at the individual column level" Is also activated
Clay
APP
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Since auto-update is active at both levels, the issue might be related to output definition in your prompt configuration. Make sure output fields are correctly defined and mapped in your prompt settings. If the column appears "queued" or stuck, try clicking the column header and selecting Force Rerun Column to reset it. For persistent issues, create a new column by duplicating the current one and run it on rows where the original column "is empty." You can filter for empty rows, run the AI on those, then use the "merge columns" feature to combine results.