Marketing · Lead Generation / 05 of 09
Contact Verification
Validate every email and every phone number before the list is ever loaded, so that your domains stay alive and your dials reach mobiles instead of switchboards.
How it runs
Trigger
Contact list in
Step 01
First-pass email validation
Step 02
Deep check the ambiguous only
Routes — 4 verdicts
- Send
- Risky
- Skip
- Invalid
Catch-all and unknown are what get re-checked
Step 03
Validate existing phones
Step 04
Clear anything not a mobile
Outcome
Re-enriched and re-validated
What it is
Every address gets validated, the ambiguous ones get a second and deeper check, and every phone number is confirmed as a reachable mobile.
You need this if you are loading lists straight from an enrichment tool, which is how a campaign burns a sending domain in its first week.
A domain you burn is weeks of warm-up and a deliverability reputation you cannot buy back.
If you already verify, the second pass on catch-all and unknown results is the difference between a clean list and a list that looks clean.
What it does for you
Only the ambiguous addresses go through the expensive second check
so the list gets safer without the verification bill scaling with it.
Every contact carries an explicit send, risky, skip or invalid verdict
so nobody has to guess what is safe to load.
Non-mobile numbers are cleared and re-enriched rather than dialled
so callers spend their time on connections instead of switchboards.
Built and running
Solar On Steroids
Live- Every one of the 50,000 contacts was verified before loading, which is what made a 60 to 80 domain sending estate survivable rather than something that burns in its first week.
- Email runs as a two-phase pipeline, sending only catch-all, unknown and disposable results to the deep check.
- Phones run in three passes, clearing anything that is not a mobile and re-enriching it, with rows that exhaust every route marked as finished so they never re-enter the loop.
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