Verification And Compliance

How Verification Works, What Flags Mean, And How To Stay Compliant When Using Verified Church Contact Data.

Every included email address and phone number is verified at the time of publication. Not every record includes both, so verification coverage can vary by record.

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Verification Standards

Verified emails and verified phone numbers are included when present
Optional discovered fields are labeled and included for free
Verification reflects status at publication; deliverability can change over time

Confidence Score Logic

Confidence scores are weighted by verified coverage (email + phone present) and record completeness.

Verify

Score

Prioritize

Higher scores indicate stronger verified coverage
Use scores to prioritize outreach and segmentation
Scores do not override verification flags

Compliance Guidance

CAN-SPAM-Aligned

Use verified fields responsibly and comply with CAN-SPAM and applicable privacy requirements. Do not use the data for misleading or deceptive outreach.

Privacy-First Sourcing

Data is compiled from public and validated sources. Fields are normalized and labeled so teams can filter before outreach.

Audit-Ready Fields

Verification flags and confidence scores provide traceability for internal review and compliance workflows.

Responsible Use

Buyers are responsible for outreach compliance, suppression lists, and honoring opt-out requests.

Where To Use Verification Flags

Pre-Campaign Filtering

Before you export a list, filter to records that have both verified email and verified phone fields.

Example filter

email_accuracy = 100% AND phone_accuracy = 100%

Segmentation And Prioritization

Use confidence scores to rank records so you start with the most complete profiles first.

Example rule

confidence_score = 1