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Finding a way to reach someone and checking that it works are separate actions. Run Find work email first, then Verify email to know if it will actually land.
A table's toolbar above LinkedIn URL, Company, Company Domain and Notes columns for ten prospects, then a Work email column of resolved addresses with a credit price in its header.

A Find work email column's results in the grid.

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Find an address

Find work email checks a person’s name and company against multiple sources until one confirms an address. It returns the address alone; it never claims the mailbox will accept mail.

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Find a personal address

Find personal email returns the private inbox behind a profile. Feed it a LinkedIn URL, or a work email address you already have.

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Check whether it is deliverable

Verify email looks up one address and returns a Deliverability verdict: valid, risky, catch-all, invalid, disposable or unknown.

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Find a phone number

Find phone number returns a direct or mobile number. Feed it a LinkedIn URL, or a first name, last name and company. There is no matching check for phone, so a number comes back as found or not at all.

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Good to know

The domain accepts mail sent to almost any address at it, so it cannot confirm this particular one is real. Treat it as a soft yes rather than a confirmed address.To ask another verifier for a definite answer, switch on Check catch-alls with a second verifier in the column editor. It is off by default. A row it settles costs a second check.
The address is at a different domain from the person’s company, often a past employer or a personal inbox. Right-click the cell and choose View run to see the domain. Check the address before you send to it.
Their profile shows only the first letter of their last name, so any address would be a guess. Nothing is charged. Add the full last name to the row and run it again.
None of the sources checked could reach a verdict, often because a mail server temporarily refused the check. Verify it again later rather than treating it as invalid.
A work address is the mailbox at someone’s employer, found from their name and company. A personal address is the private inbox behind their profile, found from a LinkedIn URL or a work address.
No. Finding an address checks multiple sources for a match. Verifying deliverability is a separate action, with its own column and its own cost.
Yes. Bind Verify email’s input to the column Find work email fills, so a new row runs both, one after the other.
Nothing on the market checks a phone number the way a mail server checks an address, so there is no verify step to offer. Judge a number by whether it came back at all.
A LinkedIn URL is the strongest single input. Without one, give the first name, last name and company together, since a partial row is what most often comes back empty.

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