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Before a lead enters your CRM or mailing list, your AI agent verifies their email through Mails.so's validation API. Invalid addresses get caught during the conversation, not after your bounce rate spikes. Clean data from the first interaction, every time.
Your AI agent validates individual emails on the spot and runs bulk verification jobs, ensuring every address your business collects is deliverable.
Mails.so
See how AI agents use real-time email validation to protect your sender reputation and ensure every lead is worth pursuing.
A prospect fills out details through your AI chatbot. As soon as they type their email, the agent validates it through Mails.so in real time. If the address is invalid or a known disposable domain, the agent politely asks for a different one. Your CRM only receives verified leads. Your sales team never wastes time on unreachable contacts.
Your marketing team tells the agent to validate a batch of 500 subscriber emails before a product launch campaign. The agent submits the list to Mails.so's bulk API, waits for processing, and returns a summary: 478 valid, 15 risky, 7 invalid. Your team removes the bad addresses before hitting send, protecting your domain reputation.
Bots are submitting fake emails through your registration flow. Your AI Agent validates each email at the point of collection, rejecting disposable and invalid addresses in real time. Free email providers get flagged for additional verification. Spam registrations drop dramatically without adding CAPTCHAs or friction for legitimate users.
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FAQs
When a visitor provides their email, the agent calls Mails.so's Validate Single Email API endpoint before proceeding. The response includes deliverability status, domain validity, MX record checks, and whether the address is disposable or free. This happens in under a second, so the conversation flow is not interrupted.
You configure the behavior in your agent settings. Options include politely asking for a different email, explaining that the address appears invalid, or accepting it with a warning flag. For common typos like 'gmial.com', the agent can suggest the correction 'gmail.com' and ask the user to confirm.
Yes. The agent submits up to 1,000 emails per batch using the Validate Bulk Emails endpoint. Since bulk processing is asynchronous, the agent monitors the job status and retrieves results via the Retrieve Batch Results endpoint when the validation completes.
No. Tars passes email addresses to Mails.so's API in real time and receives validation results. The addresses are used only within the active conversation context. Tars does not maintain a separate database of validated emails.
Mails.so checks MX records, SMTP connectivity, domain validity, and known disposable provider databases. The service returns a quality score per email. While no validation service can guarantee inbox delivery, Mails.so catches the vast majority of invalid, temporary, and unreachable addresses.
Single email validation typically completes in under one second. The agent can validate while composing its next response, making the check nearly invisible to the user. Bulk validations run asynchronously and do not block the conversation.
Yes. Configure your agent to accept free email providers for newsletter signups but require business domains for demo requests. Use the quality score threshold to determine whether an email passes or gets flagged. Different gambits can apply different validation rules.
Regex only checks if an email looks structurally valid. Mails.so verifies that the domain exists, MX records are configured, the mailbox accepts mail, and the address is not disposable. An email like 'user@tempmail123.com' passes regex validation but fails Mails.so's deliverability check.
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