Review screening results Live

Run a DNC & Litigator Scrub on a list, read the reason behind each hit, export the results, and see what gets suppressed automatically.

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The DNC & Litigator Scrub in Intelligence checks a list against your workspace's screening data and tells you why each flagged contact was hit — so you can clean an audience before it ever reaches a batch.

Before you start

  • A list to screen — build or import one first. See Create a list and Import a list.
  • Screening data in your workspace: your suppression list plus any imported DNC or litigator data.

Steps

  1. Open Intelligence → DNC & Litigator Scrub.
  2. Run a scrub on a list. Pick the list you want screened and start the scrub.
  3. Read the result reasons. Each hit shows why it was flagged: a match on your internal suppression list, a match in imported DNC data, or a hit on a known-litigator list.
  4. Understand what gets suppressed automatically. Litigator hits are suppressed for SMS and calls with the reason recorded, and suppressed contacts are excluded from batch previews — see Suppression lists.
  5. Export the results. Download the scrub results as a CSV to review, archive, or share.
  6. Act on the clean remainder. Use the contacts that passed for your next batch, and leave flagged contacts out of SMS and calling outreach.
  7. Keep your screening data current. Results reflect the data you've imported — refresh imported DNC data so future scrubs stay meaningful.

Limitations

  • Screening is scoped to your workspace suppression list and imported screening data. Landing Zone does not query the federal DNC registry live, so a contact absent from your data can still be on the registry.
  • A scrub reports and suppresses based on matches; it does not determine whether any specific communication is lawful. Audience selection remains your responsibility — see DNC screening.
  • Litigator hits are auto-suppressed for SMS and calls; review the exported results before using the same audience on other channels.