Better numbers.
At every handoff.
Catch phone data problems when leads arrive and before existing contacts enter your next workflow.
No credit card required · then $0.004 per validation
Put a check where it helps most.
Choose a workflow and the right way to validate.
Lead generation
Validate phone numbers before they enter your sales pipeline. Ask for corrections early and append available line type and carrier data.
Check a lead numberUser registration
Add a number validation step before account creation or OTP sending. Keep ownership verification as a separate step.
Explore API validationSMS and voice campaigns
Review validation status and channel suitability before outreach. Keep consent and opt-out checks in your sending workflow.
Clean a campaign listCRM contact management
Export old phone records, validate the CSV or Excel file and standardize number formats before re-importing.
Explore bulk checksRisk review
Use number-related risk flags alongside your other checks. Review unusual results instead of making an identity judgment.
Read the risk guideWhat happens to one incoming lead?
Connect the steps your teams already use.
- 01
Lead enters a number
Accept international input and retain enough context for your validation request.
- 02
Validation returns
Read the available result and distinguish invalid data from review-worthy signals.
- 03
Route the lead
Request a correction, add an optional verification step, or store the contact for the next workflow.
Clean the database without losing context.
Use a repeatable export, validation and import process.
- 01
Export the records you need
Keep your record IDs beside phone numbers so results can be matched back correctly.
Avoid exporting unrelated personal information.
- 02
Review status and flags
Filter based on the requirements of your campaign or customer process.
VoIP and toll-free numbers can be legitimate business contacts.
- 03
Import with a check timestamp
Add the available enriched fields and record when the lookup occurred.
Re-check where freshness matters; phone data can change.
Validation, verification and consent.
Each solves a different problem.
Clear data practices. Clear responsibilities.
Review how SPV describes customer-data processing before introducing it into your workflow.
Your numbers.
Your processing purpose.
SPV’s published policy states it processes submitted data to deliver the requested service and does not sell submitted personal information.
Read the privacy policyPrivacy and data protection
The policy addresses GDPR and UK GDPR, data-subject rights and international transfers. Customers remain responsible for their lawful basis for processing.
Retention and security
Retention varies by purpose and legal requirements. Review the published policy and ask the team for retention periods and the controls relevant to your deployment.
Validation and outreach consent
A valid number does not establish permission to call or text. Apply your consent, suppression and channel-specific checks separately.
Direct answers to your questions.
Find the practical details for this page.
How can sales teams use phone validation?
Check lead numbers when they arrive, request corrections and add available line-type and carrier fields before outreach.
How does validation fit into a signup form?
Validate the submitted number, handle invalid input clearly and use a separate ownership check when required.
Should all VoIP numbers be rejected?
No. Many legitimate people and businesses use VoIP. Apply rules appropriate to your users and channels.
Can phone validation reduce wasted SMS attempts?
It can help identify unsuitable numbers and line types before sending. It does not guarantee delivery or a specific saving.
Can I clean existing CRM contacts?
Export a CSV or Excel file, validate it, review the results and import the relevant fields using your record identifiers.
Does a valid contact mean outreach is permitted?
No. Number validity does not establish consent or permission to contact someone.
Start with the numbers you have.
Check a single number, clean a contact list, or add validation to your app.