Screening and suppression Live
How DNC & Litigator Scrub screening and the workspace suppression list work together to keep risky numbers out of SMS and calls.
Two layers keep numbers you should not contact out of your outreach. Screening — the DNC & Litigator Scrub tool in Intelligence — checks contacts against known-risk data. The suppression list then enforces exclusions every time you send or call.
How it works
Screening: DNC & Litigator Scrub
A scrub checks your contacts against the workspace suppression list and imported DNC data — including national do-not-call data you import with proof — plus imported and maintained known-litigator lists. Results list every hit with its reason and can be exported. CSV imports also include a scrub run, so newly imported contacts are checked on arrival. See review screening results.
The suppression list
The suppression list is your workspace's record of numbers not to contact. Every entry carries a reason: STOP, complaint, admin, internal DNC, national DNC (imported), or litigator. Details are on suppression lists.
Enforcement
Suppressed contacts are excluded from SMS — batches, campaigns, and automations — and from calls. Known-litigator hits are suppressed for SMS and calls with the reason recorded. Suppression is enforced at send and dial time, not just at scrub time.
When to use it
Scrub before the first outreach to any imported or newly built audience, and rely on the automatic scrub during CSV import as a floor, not a ceiling — rescreening a list that has aged costs you nothing in surprises later.
Limitations
Screening and suppression reduce risk; they do not make outreach compliant. Selecting lawful audiences and use cases remains your responsibility.
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