Verify contacts the positive way.
Every contact can carry a consent record, an audit trail and a "verified" badge — proof the details are current and consented. No blacklists. No "scam" flags. Reassurance, never accusation.
Three things on every contact
A consent record
Purpose, lawful basis and timestamp — the written answer to "why do you hold this?", captured without friction.
An audit trail
Who changed what, when, and on what basis. If a request or an audit ever lands, the evidence is already there.
A verified badge
Shown only when the person has confirmed their own details. Positive-only — its absence is the only negative signal.
How verification works
Invite
The contact gets a private link to their own portal, secured by a one-time code.
Confirm
They check or correct their details and set their preferences — in seconds.
Verified
A consent record is stamped and a "verified" badge appears for teams that hold them.
Stays honest
If it lapses, the badge quietly drops — never a flag, never a deletion.
Trust you can give, not a judgement you impose.
Negative labels get things wrong and hurt real people. So we don't do them. A verified badge says "these details are current and consented" — and nothing else. It's the fairest signal for the person, and the most defensible one for you.
Questions
What does 'verified' actually mean?
Do you flag bad or 'scam' contacts?
What happens when a verification lapses?
Is this enough for GDPR?
Make every contact provably consented.
Start free and turn your directory into one you can stand behind — for your team and your DPO.