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Overview

Migma validates every contact against AWS-backed email insights — flagging addresses as valid, invalid, risky, or unknown — and gives you three tools to act on those flags before they hurt your sender reputation.
ToolWhereWhat it does
Exclude risky addressesSettings → Email → DeliverabilitySkip risky addresses on every send
Daily re-validationAutomaticRe-check contacts whose validation is older than 30 days
Validation status filterContacts → SegmentsBuild audiences scoped by validation flag

Exclude Risky Addresses

Risky addresses are inboxes that almost always end up bouncing or generating spam complaints — disposable services like mailinator.com or tempmail.io, and role addresses like postmaster@, abuse@, or no-reply@. Sending to them won’t help you and tends to actively hurt your sender score. The Exclude risky addresses toggle in Settings → Email → Deliverability filters them out at fan-out time on every campaign — they never get an envelope, and they appear in the campaign’s Skipped Recipients view with reason risky so you can audit what was held back.
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Open Settings → Email → Deliverability

Find the Exclude risky addresses card.
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Toggle it on

The setting takes effect on the next campaign send. There’s nothing to backfill — Migma re-evaluates risk at fan-out time using the most recent validation data.
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Watch the Skipped tab on your next send

Open any new campaign’s Recipients → Skipped view. Every risky address that was held back appears with a risky chip and the underlying flag (e.g. disposable, role).
Default off. Many accounts run fine without this filter — flip it on if you’ve seen risky addresses in your bounce logs, or if you’re warming a new domain and want to play it safe.

Daily Contact Re-validation

Even a clean list goes stale. Addresses that were valid six months ago can become invalid as people leave companies, change providers, or abandon mailboxes. Migma automatically re-validates subscribed contacts whose validation is older than 30 days, every night.
  • Runs once daily, oldest-first.
  • Updates each contact’s validation flag and the last validated timestamp shown on their profile.
  • Capped per run to keep validation costs bounded; tomorrow’s run continues where today’s left off.
  • Newly-flagged risky addresses are skipped on the next send if you have the Exclude risky toggle on.
You can see the rolling state — last sweep time, contacts validated this month, contacts still stale — on the Contact validation card in the same Deliverability settings panel.

Filter Audiences by Validation Status

In the segment editor, alongside the existing Subscription status filter, you can now scope by Validation status — values are valid, invalid, risky, and unknown. Combine with engagement and tag filters to triage list quality directly from the audience UI.

Risk audit

Subscribed, validation = risky.Everyone you’d skip with the Exclude risky toggle. Sometimes worth reviewing manually first.

Validation backlog

Validation = unknown.Contacts that haven’t been validated yet. Often imported in bulk before validation completed.

Clean core

Subscribed, validation = valid, opened in past 90 days.The healthy heart of your list — best target for high-stakes sends.

Pre-purge list

Validation = invalid.Permanent failures. Export, review, and remove to keep your list lean.
The contact detail view also surfaces Last validated so you can see when a single address was most recently checked.

How the Three Pieces Fit Together

Validation runs continuously

Imports validate immediately; subscribed contacts re-validate every 30 days.

Filter shows what's there

Segment editor lets you slice by current validation flag — auditing or campaign scoping.

Toggle acts on it

Exclude risky drops risky addresses at fan-out time. Other flags still send unless you scope your audience.

Skipped Recipients

See exactly which contacts were filtered out, including by the risky toggle.

Suppression List

The hard block list — bounces, complaints, manual additions.