Catch-All Detection

Enrichley distinguishes real inboxes from catch-all domains that accept any address and never bounce, a common source of hidden list bloat. A Beam agent runs a subscriber list through this check before a send, reading each domain's catch-all status and applying the customer's approved threshold for what counts as safe to mail. Addresses marked catch-all get tagged or moved to a suppression segment automatically, and the agent notifies the marketing team once the pass is complete. Ambiguous cases, like a domain that flips status between checks, get routed to a person to confirm before the list goes out.

Risk Scoring

Every checked address gets a risk score reflecting how likely it is to bounce or land in a spam trap. A Beam agent reads these scores after a batch check, applies the approved cutoff for the campaign, and removes or quarantines addresses that fall below it, updating the list in the sending platform. It notes how many addresses were removed and why, so marketing keeps a record without inspecting each row. Scores that sit right at the cutoff, or addresses tied to a named account, get flagged for a person to review before removal.

Bulk List Verification

Enrichley can check large exported lists in one pass instead of one address at a time, which matters before a big send or a list import. A Beam agent uploads the export, waits for the verification pass to finish, and reads back the results file, applying the approved rule for which categories to keep, drop, or hold. Clean addresses move forward into the sending list and the rest get set aside with a reason attached. Large swings, like a batch where an unusual share of the list fails, get routed to a person before the campaign continues.