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A delivery count does not explain where contacts came from or what was checked. Give clients the context to review the list alongside its verification results.
A spreadsheet without context
Mixed sources, repeated contacts, and missing checks can disappear behind one total row count. A client cannot distinguish a verified address from an unresolved record or understand why a row was excluded.
A documented client delivery
Use EmailAwesome to verify authorized addresses. Your agency keeps provenance, maps duplicates, applies the client's acceptance rules, and reports coverage and exceptions. EmailAwesome verifies your supplied data; it does not sell a contact database.

Keep the original record identifiers, supplied source details, and client ownership context. Record missing provenance as an exception instead of inventing a source.
Retain VALID, INVALID, CATCH_ALL, and UNKNOWN results. Your client delivery rules determine acceptance; uncertain results remain visible for review.
Document duplicate exclusions, missing inputs, verification coverage, and unresolved records. Reconcile the starting list with delivered, excluded, and review counts.
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Confirm the client's target criteria, required fields, authorized data sources, and handling of duplicates and uncertain addresses.
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Preserve the source file and row identifiers, map duplicates, and verify authorized addresses with EmailAwesome. Keep original records traceable through every exclusion.
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Assemble the reviewed records, status definitions, coverage totals, duplicate map, and exception report. Have the delivery owner review the counts and limits before sharing with the client.
Turn your authorized B2B records into a verified client delivery, with provenance, duplicate exclusions, coverage and records that still need review.
TRY A TASK
Copy a complete prompt. Paste it into your AI.
Skill instructions are free. A product account is required, and current usage limits apply. Copying a prompt does not install the skill or authorize payment. Use only your own or authorized data. Email verification does not establish consent or identity, or guarantee inbox placement. Review results before outreach.
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Check the most Frequently Asked Questions
Does EmailAwesome sell B2B lead lists?
No. This workflow starts with B2B records your agency or client owns or is authorized to use. EmailAwesome verifies the supplied email addresses; your agency prepares the client delivery.
What should an agency include in a verified lead list delivery?
Include traceable source records, observed email statuses, the verification coverage, duplicate exclusions, and unresolved exceptions. Document the client's acceptance criteria separately from email verification status.
Can every verified address be treated as an accepted lead?
No. Email status does not establish business fit, permission to contact, or future deliverability. Keep INVALID records out of the proposed sending list and separate CATCH_ALL and UNKNOWN results for review.