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Blocklist

The blocklist feature helps you maintain a list of prospects that should not be contacted through sequences. When a prospect is on your blocklist, they cannot be added to any sequence, either manually or through CSV imports.

  • Prevent contacting prospects who have unsubscribed or requested not to be contacted
  • Exclude competitors or specific companies from outreach
  • Maintain compliance with do-not-contact requests
  • Avoid duplicate outreach to prospects who have already declined

You can add prospects to your blocklist in two ways. This article describes the CSV upload:

  1. Select the “Upload CSV” button in the Blocklist settings.

  2. Select your CSV file containing prospect information.

  3. Map the CSV columns to the corresponding fields:

    • Required: Email
    • Optional: First Name, Last Name, Company, LinkedIn URL
  4. Review the preview to ensure correct mapping.

  5. Select “Upload” to process the file.

The blocklist interface shows:

  • Prospect name
  • Email address
  • Company
  • Date when they were added to the blocklist
  • Total count of blocked prospects

You can search blocked prospects using the search bar, which looks through names, emails, and company names.

Below the blocked prospects list, you can view:

  • History of all CSV uploads
  • Status of each upload (Processing/Completed/Failed)
  • Number of successfully processed rows
  • Number of failed rows

Team admins and owners can remove prospects from the blocklist:

  1. Finding the prospect in the blocklist
  2. Clicking the delete icon
  3. Confirming the removal
  • Once a prospect is blocklisted, they cannot be added to any sequence until removed from the blocklist
  • The blocklist is team-wide. All team members share the same blocklist.
  • Only team admins and owners can upload CSVs or remove prospects from the blocklist
  • At least one identifier (email, LinkedIn URL, or full name + company) is required to blocklist a prospect
  • Regularly review and update your blocklist
  • Use consistent naming and formatting in your CSV files
  • Verify CSV mappings before uploading large files