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Advanced Lead Cleaner for Dialer-Ready Imports

Standardize lead exports and generate two audit-friendly outputs: a cleaned file plus rejected rows with reasons.

📁 Step 1: Upload Lead File

Turn a raw lead export into a cleaner, dial-ready structure with consistent phones, states, and ZIP codes.

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Drop a CSV file here or click to browse
.csv/.txt/.tsv  ·  Queued for larger files  ·  Max 50MB site setting
⚙️ Step 2: Column Mapping
Hold Ctrl (Windows) / Cmd (Mac) to select multiple. If enabled below, rows missing these fields go to the Rejected file.
Step 3: Cleaning Options

Outputs include a cleaned file and a rejected-rows file with reasons.

Tool overview

Standardize lead exports and generate two audit-friendly outputs: a cleaned file plus rejected rows with reasons.

Who this tool is for

  • Call centers that need a rejected-rows output for QA
  • Ops teams validating required fields before dialing
  • Teams standardizing inconsistent vendor exports

How it works

  1. Upload your lead CSV
  2. Select key columns and cleanup/validation options
  3. Run processing to generate cleaned and rejected outputs
  4. Download both files for import and QA review

Use cases

  • Create a dialer-ready file and a QA review file in one run
  • Reject rows missing key fields or failing validation rules
  • Standardize phone/state/ZIP formats across multiple sources

Example outputs

Output What it contains Why it helps
cleaned export rows that meet your rules import-ready
rejected export rows that failed validation with reasons QA and remediation

Security & privacy

Uploads and outputs are stored privately and served via protected download links. Outputs are retained for 30 days by default.

FAQ

What is the difference from Lead Cleaner?
Advanced Lead Cleaner is designed for operational validation and includes a rejected-rows output with reasons for QA.
Will it delete my data?
It produces outputs based on selected rules. Rejected rows are separated into a dedicated file so totals remain audit-friendly.
Are uploads private?
Yes. Uploads and outputs are stored privately and served via protected download links.