//Why suppression matters
A recovered opportunity layer is only as useful as it is clean. Suppression prevents duplicate outreach, protects existing relationships, and keeps approved workflows compliant with the client's own policy.
//Existing clients and existing leads
- Match against current client records before delivery.
- Flag prior leads already in CRM for review or removal.
- Honor partner-of-record and conflict rules in legal use cases.
//Duplicate and repeat visitor handling
Multiple sessions from the same household, device, or person collapse into a single record. This protects intake teams from repeat outreach and keeps modeled volume honest.
//Opt-outs and DNC-style exclusions
Records on opt-out, DNC, or do-not-mail lists are filtered before any activation. The client's suppression list is treated as authoritative.
//Out-of-market suppression
Records outside the client's service geography are excluded from activation, even when intent is high. Geography is enforced per market policy.
//Conversion suppression
Visitors who later convert through any tracked channel are suppressed retroactively to avoid duplicate or post-conversion outreach.