Verifications
Proving that a contact's email address and phone number are real, what the results mean, and what checking costs.
Contact Verification
Zyntro can ask an external provider whether each contact's email address accepts mail and whether each phone number exists, then record the answer on ...
What "Verified" Means in Zyntro
Zyntro treats a channel as verified only when an external provider answered about that exact address or number. The older verified flag records what a...
The Verification Groups
The verification banner breaks each channel into groups: never checked, unresolved, flagged unverified, verified, risky or catch-all, unreachable, and...
Check One Contact From Their Record
The seal beside a contact's email and phone runs a real check against the provider, records the answer on the contact, and tells you what it found — i...
Verify Your Contact Data in Bulk
Run a verification job from the Manage Contacts banner: pick a channel and a group, confirm the price, and let it work through your contacts in the ba...
Review a Verification Group
Every count in the verification banner opens a list of the contacts inside it. From there you can opt contacts out of a channel, turn off automated en...
What Verification Costs, and When You Are Refunded
Verification is charged per contact when you confirm a job. Anything the provider could not answer is refunded when the job finishes; a clear negative...
Landlines, Mobiles, and Whether SMS Can Arrive
Phone verification asks whether a number exists and, for North American numbers, asks a carrier whether it is a mobile or a landline. A landline takes...
What Verification Changes on a Contact
A verification job writes the provider's answer to the contact, moves the verified flag to match, repairs a badly formatted phone number, and suppress...
When Verification Does Not Behave
Why the verification banner is missing, why a count disagrees with a card, why a job refuses to start, and why a verified contact can still fail at se...
