The email bounces
The address of someone who left the company, mistyped or guessed from the firstname.lastname pattern. The message never arrives and the cadence stalls at step one.
Work emails of directors, managers and partners, with job title and LinkedIn. Every address goes through SMTP | RCPT Email Validation, done directly on the mail server, before entering your cadence.
A generic inbox, like contact@, lands in a shared queue. A wrong address bounces. Either way, the message doesn't reach the person who decides.
The address of someone who left the company, mistyped or guessed from the firstname.lastname pattern. The message never arrives and the cadence stalls at step one.
Email providers track how many messages from a sender bounce. Too many bounces hurt your domain reputation and make the spam filter stricter with you.
With a low reputation, even the right email starts landing in spam. The director who was going to reply never sees your message.
SMTP is the protocol servers use to exchange emails. Before delivering a message, the sending server states the recipient with the command RCPT TO, and the receiving server answers whether it accepts that address.
SMTP | RCPT validation uses that same conversation, but ends it before sending any content. The decision-maker receives nothing. You find out whether the address has a real chance of delivery.
Not every server answers clearly. Some accept any address on the domain, the so-called catch-all, and others give vague answers to protect themselves from spam. That's why, instead of a simple yes or no, each email comes out with one of four statuses.
Valid or invalid isn't enough for outbound. The two middle statuses show where to be careful before hitting send.
In the company profile, the address appears with the badge “Verified email” and the status just below. While the check runs, the status shows “Status under review”.
The source Corporate Emails (PRO) brings the person's address, not the company's generic inbox. The job title and LinkedIn come along. When the profile is confirmed, the Verified LinkedIn badge appears.
Filter companies by job titles written the way they appear on LinkedIn, like “Head of Sales”.
Contacts published on the company's own website are added as an extra source.
Combine the role with the area: marketing, purchasing, finance, IT.
Write only to accounts of the size and location your team serves.
A list of validated B2B emails is only worth something when it becomes a running sequence. In the database preferences, you set the sources, the accepted statuses and the destination.
Writes the first message for each decision-maker.
CRM and marketing automation with already-validated email.
Sales pipeline with the right contact on every deal.
Opportunities created with email that arrives.
Relationship with the decision-maker from the first email.
Send the database to your cadence tool.
On Unique, you filter the companies in your ICP and choose the title and level of the decision-maker. The Corporate Emails source brings the address with job title and LinkedIn, and SMTP | RCPT Email Validation checks each one before export.
It's a check done directly on the domain's mail server. The validator opens the conversation via the SMTP protocol and uses the RCPT TO command to find out whether the server accepts that recipient. No message reaches the decision-maker.
Yes. Leaving out Invalid addresses avoids sending messages to people who won't receive them, and that protects your domain reputation. No validation brings bounces to zero: a mailbox can be deactivated after the check.
Low deliverability means delivery to that address tends to be harder. Risk means a spam risk signal tied to the address. Both call for care, and Risk calls for more: ideally keep it out of bulk sends.
With the Corporate Emails source, on the PRO plan, yes: the address comes with job title and LinkedIn. When the profile is confirmed, the Verified LinkedIn badge appears. You can also filter companies by Email with Titles / LinkedIn.
They are corporate emails, within a B2B database of companies and the people who work at them. Processing is aligned with the LGPD (Brazil's data protection law), and you can find the details in our LGPD policy.
Yes. In Export Leads you check the email statuses that go into the mailing list: Valid, Low deliverability, Risk or Invalid. The database goes to download, CRM, Webhook / API or Claude.
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