Request a Quote: Clay Pitch and Catch Cutover

Request a Quote: Clay Pitch and Catch Cutover A data-flow diagram generated by Archify. 01 / Form 02 / Pitch 03 / Clay 04 / Catch 05 / Deliver Request a Quote · Gravity Forms Form 4 · 01 / Form · top form Request a Quote Gravity Forms Form 4 top form Pitch Zap · writes 35 columns first · 02 / Pitch · 377491593 Pitch Zap writes 35 columns first 377491593 Clay table · Gravity Forms Enrichment · 03 / Clay · Auto-run ON Clay table Gravity Forms Enrichment Auto-run ON 347 existing rows · max Entry ID 82302 · 03 / Clay · replay risk 347 existing rows max Entry ID 82302 replay risk Catch Zap 348412853 · hook ueiqb04 · 04 / Catch · Option A Catch Zap 348412853 hook ueiqb04 Option A Catch Zap 377491598 · cut-off Entry ID > 82305 · 04 / Catch · Option B Catch Zap 377491598 cut-off Entry ID > 82305 Option B Email, Streak, sheet · catch steps, AJ–AM · 05 / Deliver · sales Email, Streak, sheet catch steps, AJ–AM sales submission webhook POST pitch HTTP API throw catch column re-run up to 347 posts new steps, same hook passes cut-off Legend live path replay danger Option B path

The danger

  • • A Clay change that re-runs the HTTP API column re-sends the 347 old quotes
  • • That is up to 347 emails to sales and 347 duplicate Streak boxes

Option A (recommended)

  • • No Clay change: publish the new catch steps into 348412853
  • • Rollback: republish its previous version in Zapier

Option B

  • • 2nd HTTP API column in Clay posting to 377491598
  • • Cut-off filter stops any Entry ID of 82305 or lower