Verification Process

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Every AutoProspector Pro order passes through the same eight steps. We publish them so you can judge the quality standard before you buy.

1
Lead collection

Your onboarding intake is turned into a research brief. AI-assisted research compiles candidate businesses from publicly available sources — see How We Source Leads.

2
Data cleaning

Fields are normalised (company name casing, phone formatting, country/region codes), junk and placeholder values are stripped, and records missing required fields are dropped rather than shipped incomplete.

3
Email verification

Each address passes syntax validation, domain existence and MX-record checks, plus mailbox-level checks where the provider allows it. Known invalid, disposable and role-based addresses are removed when a named contact is required.

4
Duplicate removal

Records are de-duplicated by email, domain and business identity within the file, and cross-checked against earlier orders on your account so you are not sold the same business twice.

5
Manual QA

A human reviewer samples the run against your written intake — right industry, right role, right geography — and rejects the batch back to research if the sample fails.

6
Delivery

Your file (CSV/XLSX) is uploaded to your account and announced by email, typically within 5 business days of onboarding completion (up to 10 for large volumes). Every plan includes a 10% buffer of extra verified records.

7
Customer review window

You have 7 days from delivery to review the file and flag any records that do not meet the standard.

8
Lead replacement

Send the affected rows plus proof (bounce message, closure evidence, or intake mismatch). We respond within 2 business days and replace confirmed invalid rows free of charge. Full terms: Lead Quality Guarantee & Replacement Policy.

Limits of verification

Verification confirms that a business exists and that an address is technically deliverable at the time of checking. Business data changes constantly — people leave roles and companies close — so no provider, including us, can guarantee a permanently accurate record. That is why the replacement window exists.