Consent records that show what the consumer saw
Third-party lead supply stands or falls on documentation. Validated Third Party Leads attaches the originating site's consent language, a timestamp, the capture IP and the source URL to every record, so the question of what the consumer agreed to can be answered from the record itself. The remaining judgment, whether that documented consent covers your intended use, stays with the buyer, as it should.
Validated Third Party Leads
What lead compliance and consent records programs are actually managing.
Written for lead buyers, buyer networks and call centers working third-party supply across home services, financial and legal categories.
Records arrive without capture documentation
Consent scope gets overstated downstream
Audit requests find gaps
Source disputes cannot be resolved
Documentation posture, stated plainly
What every record carries, and what it does not claim.
Consent language as a record
Capture timestamp, IP and source URL
No exclusivity claims
Buyer confirmation of coverage
What a consent record includes
Consent documentation fields delivered with third-party lead records.
Example data fields
- Originating site consent language as presented at capture
- Capture timestamp
- Capture IP address
- Source URL of the capture page
- Originating site and campaign attribution
- Category and geography context for the record
Illustrative fields only. Validated Third Party Leads does not display real consumer information on the public website.
Documentation and controls that hold up under diligence.
Validation standards
Market coverage
Campaign reporting
Answers, validated.
What consent documentation is attached to a third-party record?+
The originating site's consent language as presented at capture, a timestamp, the capture IP address and the source URL, delivered as fields on the record.
Does that consent cover the buyer?+
Only if the buyer was named in the consent language at capture. Otherwise, the documented consent covers the originating site's stated use, and it is the buyer's responsibility to confirm that it covers the buyer's intended use before contacting the consumer.
Do you sell exclusive leads?+
No. Third-party supply is not sold on an exclusive basis, and we make no exclusivity claims.
Does the consent record constitute legal advice?+
No. Documentation supports your own compliance review. Buyers should apply their own legal judgment, and consult counsel where appropriate, before contacting consumers.
What happens if a consumer disputes a contact?+
The capture documentation, consent language, timestamp, IP and source URL, supports review of what the consumer was presented. We do not adjudicate disputes between buyers and consumers.
Do call transfers carry the same documentation?+
Call transfer campaigns carry documented disclosure language presented before transfer, along with source attribution and campaign context.
How long are records retained?+
Retention terms are agreed per campaign with our buyer team. Documentation requirements should be stated during campaign setup.
Which regulations apply?+
TCPA and state privacy and consent requirements apply to consumer contact. Our documentation posture supports your review of those requirements; it does not replace it.
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Validated Third Party Leads supplies documented third-party lead inventory for buyers, networks and call centers across home services, financial and legal categories in the United States.
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