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Suppressed Email Check Follow

Almas Mia
  • October 22, 2019 13:10
  • Updated

Overview

This job runs to find out if the email on the lead is a match on the enterprise database of fake emails, disposable domains and test data.

The enterprise database is not automatically populated, this is something that needs to be populated manually according to the specified requirements.

Please note that this job is used globally across campaigns, therefore as a best practise this should not be used for custom campaigns. We would recommend using the Simple Conditional Job or Validation List Check Job if you have specific requirements from your clients.

The email domains that you as a company would like to be suppressed in general will have to be added to the enterprise database manually as shown below.

 

Configuration (Enterprise Database)

1. To configure the Enterprise Database, click on Suppression under the Systems tab on the main sidebar. 

2. Select either Import CSV or Add email to dictionary to add to the global suppression list.

 

email_suppression.png

 

 Configuration (Processr job)

  • failOnMatch: Set to true/false depending on whether the job will fail upon matching a value in the suppression database.
  • domainMatchOnly: Set to true/false depending on whether the job will fail upon matching the domain of an email in the database only.

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