We're excited to share our fresh, new chrome extension with those eager to help with testing, as well as share some of the wonderful feedback we've incorporated this month 🥰
We recently launched Sources with the idea that running real time data into your tables (from your tooling or the internet) can help streamline your workflows. You agreed! So we're continuing to build out our library of data sources in our template library, including most recently:
Many of you are familiar with our Chrome Extension — perfect for turning pages of unstructured data into structured lists, in just a couple clicks. We have some cool new changes up our sleeve that will broaden the world of possibilities for pulling the internet into Clay.
📢 We are looking for users interested in testing our revamped extension! If you're an internet adventurer, shoot us an email at friends@clay.run for early access 🧪
👀 Sneak peek of what's new... You'll now be able to map any page on the web yourself, and pull data important to you right into your tables.
As always, we're continuing to clean up the little bugs that make all the difference, most notably:
Have a checklist of requirements that must be true to qualify a lead? You'll soon be able to add scoring to your Clay tables to reflect these conditions and automatically take action on high quality leads -- whether updating a lifecycle stage, pushing to an email sequence, or sending to another Clay table. This feature is currently baking in beta — reach out if you would like to get access!
Stay tuned for more exciting changes from the Clay team coming soon and, as always, for any suggestions, comments or questions find us at friends@clay.run!
It's 2021 and as the saying goes, new year, new features. We're excited to introduce Sources, a brand new feature currently in beta, as well as share some of the wonderful feedback we've incorporated this month 🥰
The Clay table experience has been described by many of you as ✨magic✨, but sometimes finding the data source to get started is half the battle (and without frequent bulk imports, data can quickly become stale).
Meet Sources, real time data in your table. Sources are designed to stream in data that's important to you, as it happens on the web and in your tools. Pull in historical data, subscribe to changes on the web or periodically pull in the latest from your analytics and CRM.
Curious? Check out this quick Loom explaining where you can find Sources, how to set one up, and documentation on configuration.
And here's a list of early examples you can now do with Sources:
⚒ For the tinkerers: We're experimenting with rollups and pivot tables internally and would love to show you how you create more customized high level analytics on your data using Sources.
💌 For the adventurous: Sources you'd like to see that we don't currently support? Request it here!
We always appreciate your feedback and have some refreshed interactions for views to share that won't disappoint.
We're continuing to clean up little bugs here and there that make all the difference, most notably:
Stay tuned for more exciting changes from the Clay team coming soon and, as always, for any suggestions, comments or questions find us at friends@clay.run!
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