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This video uses sample data, not real Klenty data. BillionVerify is not affiliated with or endorsed by Klenty. File verification needs a paid account.

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1. 00:00What Klenty already does

   Klenty can keep invalid and risky prospects out of a cadence, and it can start a cadence the moment a prospect joins a list. So what you import really matters. Klenty has an Email validation add-on. It checks syntax, DNS, MX records and catch-all, then marks each address valid, invalid or risky. Klenty's deliverability guide also gives this advice. That's the order we'll use. BillionVerify doesn't connect to Klenty, so our check runs on your file first. It gives a number as well. If your bounce rate is anywhere over 2%, Klenty says to take care of it as soon as possible. Prospects come in by CSV, CRM or Google Sheets. Watch Sheets. With auto-import on, new rows arrive every 30 minutes, so only paste in rows you've verified.

2. 00:49Verify the list

   Give each export its own job in File List Verify, so you can see which source it came from. Results appear as addresses finish, and you get an email at the end. Plan one Klenty list per outcome. Valid feeds your main cadence. Catch-all feeds a quieter one. Role feeds one written for a shared inbox. Unknown and invalid stay out. Export those groups by status.

3. 01:11Import into Klenty

   In Klenty, go to Prospects, click Add Prospect, and upload the CSV. Headers map automatically, so check them. A column with no field can become a custom field, and that includes our status column. Here's a good use for that column. At import, pick it for dynamic tags, and Klenty tags each prospect by its value. Then filter by tag on the Prospects page. Now automate the hand-off. In a cadence's Playbooks, use the trigger Prospect is Added to a List. New prospects on that list join that cadence. Ones already there don't.

4. 01:44Settings to check

   If you run Klenty's validation too, open its settings. One validates every new prospect. Two others keep invalid and risky prospects out of cadences. Klenty's guide doesn't say where catch-all lands, so test that one with your catch-all list.

5. 01:57When a prospect bounces

   When Klenty detects a bounce, it marks the prospect and stops emailing them. Adding them back restarts at step one. So fix the address, and verify it first. To block someone, there are two statuses. Unsubscribed can't be reverted. Do Not Contact can. Either way, Klenty won't email them.

6. 02:16What it costs

   Now our side of the bill. Valid, invalid, catch-all and role are one credit apiece. Unknown, bad syntax and disposable aren't charged. File uploads sit behind a paid account, and any credit purchase opens them up.

7. 02:30Get started free

   20 free credits every day you use your account, up to 600 a month. No credit card required. Start at billionverify.com.

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