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The source guarantee

No source,no claim

Every personal claim in an Outlevo email traces to a page we read or to your business context. If one ships without that, we pay.

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The receipt behind every email

This one is a sample, built from a fictional company.

SAMPLE A fictional company and person. Not a customer, not a real email.

Receipt · email 1 of 3 · to Maya Chen, COO, Brightwave Logistics

Maya, Brightwave opened a second warehouse in Rotterdam this spring1, and your careers page lists three open dispatcher roles2. When a dispatch team grows that fast, manual route changes are usually the first thing to break. Worth 20 minutes on how we handle it?

  • 1 opened a second warehouse in Rotterdam
    brightwave.example/news/rotterdam · read Oct 14, 2026
    …opening our second warehouse in Rotterdam in April…    verified
  • 2 three open dispatcher roles
    brightwave.example/careers · read Oct 14, 2026
    Dispatcher (3 openings)    verified
  • Recently raised a Series B
    No page found that says it    dropped
2 claims verified, 1 dropped. The dropped claim never reached the email.

Every email Outlevo sends has a receipt: its text and, under each personal claim, the URL, the date it was read and the quote.

What is a violation

A violation

  • A personal claim about the person or their company that has no URL and quote on the receipt.
  • A claim whose quote is not on the page it cites.
  • A number about the prospect that no source fact states.

Not a violation

  • A claim about your own product, taken from your business context.
  • A source page that is itself wrong or out of date. The receipt shows the page and the date so you can see that.
  • A generic line that says nothing about the prospect.

How it is enforced

  • 1

    Every personal claim about the person or their company must trace to a source fact or to your business context. An unsourced claim is removed, and an email left with nothing personal to say is not sent.

  • 2

    A receipt is private. Only people who hold a link you chose to share can open it, and you can revoke the link.

The remedy

If an email shipped with a personal claim that has no source on its receipt, or whose quote is not on the page it cites, the meeting that thread produced is not billed to you, and a charge already paid is refunded.

The public log

public-lognot published yet

We have not published a violation log yet. When we do, every violation and its remedy will be on that page.

Questions

Is every source guaranteed to be true?
No. We guarantee that a personal claim is quoted from a page, with the URL and the date we read it. A company's own page can be wrong or out of date. What we do not allow is a claim with no source.
Who can see a receipt?
A receipt is private. Only people who hold a link you chose to share can open it, and you can revoke the link.
Do other tools show their research?
Some do: Coldreach says you can see the research for each lead, for example. What we add is the published standard, a receipt you can show to anyone you choose, and a refund when an unsourced claim ships. See Outlevo vs Coldreach.

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