Delete Row

Delete Row removes the current row from the table.

What it does

• Deletes the row it runs on
• Usually wired to Auto-run behind a condition, so it only fires on rows that fail a check — a bad email, a wrong country, a missing field
• Not typically run column-wide on its own; it is a cleanup step at the end of a filtered chain

How to use it

1. Click Add Action and search “Delete Row”
2. Set the trigger column and condition it should fire on
3. Turn on Auto-run

Common use cases

• Drop rows whose email failed verification before they reach a sequencer
• Remove rows that fall outside your ICP once enrichment revealed the country or headcount
• Clear junk rows a scrape brought in — no domain, no name, no usable input
• Keep a webhook-fed table trimmed instead of growing forever

Best practices

• Deletion is not reversible — run the condition manually on a few rows and read the result first
• Export a copy of the table before running it column-wide on a list that is hard to rebuild
• Use Filter when you only want rows out of the way; delete only what is permanently junk
• Place it after the column that decides, never before — a delete on a null input takes good rows with it
• Consider Send To Another Table as an archive instead of deleting outright

Where to next

• Dedupe — remove duplicate rows without a manual condition
• Auto-run — trigger columns automatically