Feature

Suppression lists for cleaner lead dataset selection

Suppression support helps customers exclude known contacts, opt-outs, or internal do-not-contact records before samples and purchases are generated.

Direct answer

Suppression support helps customers exclude known contacts, opt-outs, or internal do-not-contact records before samples and purchases are generated.

Intent
Understand how suppression lists work in lead dataset selection.
Best for
Customers who need a filtered dataset with sample review and delivery evidence.

The problem

Customers often need to avoid records they already have or records they should not contact.

The Prospect Cart approach

Prospect Cart lets customers upload suppression entries that are normalized, hashed, and applied during sample and dataset selection.

Capabilities

What this workflow includes

Each page targets a real job-to-be-done: discovery, enrichment, organization, export preparation, and responsible use.

Email and phone suppression input

Hashed storage

Applied to samples

Applied to paid dataset selection

How it works

From target criteria to usable records

1

Paste or upload suppression values.

2

Prospect Cart normalizes and stores hashes.

3

Matching records are excluded where available.

4

Customers still run their own required compliance checks.

Use cases

Common ways teams use this page topic

Removing existing contacts

Honoring internal opt-outs

Reducing duplicate buys

Preparing cleaner campaign inputs

FAQ

Questions, answered

Prospect Cart shows masked previews, matching-count estimates, quality tiers, current filters, pricing, and a limited free sample so customers can inspect a segment before paying for a full dataset.

Use suppression lists for cleaner lead dataset selection in Prospect Cart

Filter the catalogue, review a sample, confirm the terms, and download the generated CSV after payment confirmation.