2.3Intermediate
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The Table Is the Workflow
Turn your best project into a reusable workflow and run new lists through it without rebuilding anything.
Someone rebuilding the same setup for the fourth time and starting to resent it.
7 lessons40 min
What this course costs
Almost free. Views, merges, duplication and dedup do not spend credits. Only a targeted re run does.
What you will be able to do
- Turn a filtered view into its own project, so the working list and the archive stop fighting.
- Merge and deduplicate several sources without creating ghost rows.
- Repair a broken column without paying again for the rows that already worked.
Before you start
- Course 2.1, and at least one project you have built twice.
The lessons
- 1Filters, saved views, and creating a project from a view5 min readscreenshotsFree.
- 2Merge, import, and deduplicate without creating ghosts7 min readFree, and it saves credits by removing rows you would otherwise enrich twice.
- 3Duplicate a workflow without its data6 min readscreenshotsFree.
- 4Repair a broken column without paying twice7 min readOnly the rows you deliberately re run.
- 5Column transforms, and naming columns so exports line up5 min readFree.
- 6Check for companies you already have, before you pay for them5 min readscreenshotsFree, and it is the cheapest credit saving in the product.
- 7See the whole workflow as a flowchart5 min readvideoFree. Reading the workflow costs nothing, which is the point of reading it before you run it.
The build that proves it
One workflow, two inputs, no rebuilding
Take your best project. Name every column properly, save it as a workflow without its data, then run it end to end on a completely different market. Merge the result back with the original and deduplicate.
- You have done it when
- The second run required zero column configuration, and the merged project has no duplicate companies.
- Credit budget
- Whatever the second list costs to enrich. The workflow machinery itself is free.