INTEGRATIONS NEEDED FOR EMAIL VALIDATOR

ActiveCampaign

Step 1: In the dropdown provided select which email field you would like to validate.

This section allows you to tag your contacts based on validation results. You can select which tag to apply based on the five different results in this section.

Step 1: No email address in the field selected above

We were unable to find an email address to validate.

Step 2: Email address is marked as deliverable

If we determine that the risk rating is low we will mark the email address as deliverable.

Step 3: Email address is marked as undeliverable

The email address will be marked as undeliverable if it meets two conditions:

Step 4: Email address is marked as do not send

If the email address is high risk we will mark it as do not send.

Step 5: Email address is marked as unknown

We were unable to validate the email address provided. Further validation would need to be done on your end.

Under this section you have the option of tagging contacts based on email risk. You can tag your contacts based on three different risk level in this section. The three risk levels are:

Step 1: Low risk

We will mark the email address as low risk if it is a valid mailbox, not a catch all, and the mailbox is not full

Step 2: Medium risk

There are various ways arrive at marking an email address as medium risk:

Step 3: High risk

This section will allow to tag or store additional results from the validation process. There will be an additional ten possible results that you can tag your contacts based on.

Step 1: Email is formatted correctly

Step 2: We find a possible typo

Step 3: Select a field to save the recommended correct email address (if applicable)

In the dropdown, select the field you would like to store the recommended correct email address. If we find a potential typo with the domain (ex. @gmial.com) we will provide a recommended fix that you can save onto the contact record.
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As part of the email validation process we check the domain for possible typos. If we find what we think is a possible typo we will provide a recommended email address. This isn't a guaranteed recommendation.

Step 4: Mailbox is valid

We can confirm that this is a real mailbox

Step 5: Email is a catch all email

A catch all address is one that essentially handles all emails to a domain that doesn't have an inbox that the email was sent to.

Step 5: Email is disposable

We are only checking if the domain is on a disposable list. Disposable emails are like mailinator email addresses. There is no registration process, a user can check any mailbox on the domain or they are assigned a unique/temporary address for receiving a handful of emails

Step 6: Email is a free email

Anyone can sign up for an email address at that domain.

Step 7: Email is a Role email

Likely a valid email address like [email protected] or [email protected]. Instead of [email protected] which would indicate the email would go to an individual, “Role” accounts are more likely to go to a shared/group inbox or ticketing system.

Step 8: Email's mailbox is full

Step 9: Email's service is unavailable

Step 10: We cannot verify the email's domain

Here you have the option of performing an action after all appropriate validation tags are applied.

Step 1: Do Nothing

No tags will be applied and no API goals will be triggered.

Step 2: Apply a tag

In the dropdown select the tag you would like to apply after all validation tags have been applied.

Step 3: Trigger an API Goal

If you selected the option "TriggerAPI Goal" then fill in the two blanks "What is the API Goal's Integration Name?" and "What is the API Goal's Call Name?"

Step 1: Tool Name

Enter a name for your tool in this field. The name is solely for use inside of PlusThis, and will not be visible to customers.

Step 2: Tool Folder

Optional: In the dropdown select a folder to store your tool in. The folder is solely for use inside of PlusThis, and will not be visible to customers. The folders allow you to keep tools organized and is completely optional.

Run your tool virtually anywhere in your automation using a Webhook element.

Step 1: Copy the Webhook URL from PlusThis.

Step 2: Open the automation that you’d like to add the webhook to. The webhook can be placed virtually anywhere in your automation.

Step 3: Click the Plus where you would like to add the webhook. Choose ‘Conditions and Workflow’ from the left hand menu. From there, choose Webhook from the list.

Step 4: Paste the PlusThis Webhook in the pop up and click save.