Volume verticals live and die on the phone. d0pe validates the number, checks messenger presence, and routes clean leads to call centers with per-partner caps.
Nutra runs on call centers: a lead is only worth something if someone can actually reach the person. A dead or recycled number wastes an operator's time and drags your approve rate down.
d0pe validates the phone at the carrier level and confirms messenger presence before delivery, then distributes clean leads by geo and priority with caps that protect each call center's capacity.
Because it's a full CRM and not a tracker, the loop closes: the call center reports approve/trash/hold back over postback, and per-partner analytics show you which source and which geo actually convert — so you shift spend before a bad batch eats the day.
An HLR lookup asks the carrier network whether the number is live and who operates it, and a messenger check confirms presence on Telegram/WhatsApp — so call centers get numbers they can actually reach.
Yes. Set a daily cap per recipient; when it fills, routing falls through to the next in priority, and leads park rather than being wasted when everyone is capped.
Yes. Duplicate control matches on phone, email or IP inside a window you set, so the same person arriving from two sources isn't paid for twice or delivered twice.
Per-partner and per-source analytics show approve rate, trash reasons and volume side by side, so you can move spend toward what the call centers actually close.