Building a standard to connect businesses
Data providers typically compile dozens of
often private and undisclosed sources. At Hunter,
we believe data should be processed transparently,
in a manner every stakeholder approves of.
To do so, we follow 4 principles.
1
Data distributed with Hunter has disclosed public sources.
All the contacts in the
Domain Search
are returned with the sources and their discovery dates.
In the
Email Finder,
we indicate if the result is a guess or has public sources. The
guesses are based on the public data available at the domain
name level.
2
Data that no longer has public sources is removed.
We remove contact or company information that no longer has public sources
after 6 months or less. During that delay, you can see the source(s) with
the label "Removed".
3
Data subjects have control over their data.
Anyone can easily edit or remove their profile by
claiming their email address.
All the fields associated to an email address can be edited by the owner.
In case of deletion, the email address and all the data associated is removed.
4
Websites owners have control over how we index their pages.
