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--- en:how_to_exclude_blacklist_addresses_from_delivery [2022/05/12 15:44] – [Automatic filling of domain blacklist] fw
+++ en:how_to_exclude_blacklist_addresses_from_delivery [2025/02/27 15:42] (current) – bk
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-====== How to exclude blacklist addresses from delivery? ======
+====== How do I exclude blacklist addresses from delivery? ======
 ===== Permanent exclusion =====
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 You can exclude blacklist addresses from all future deliveries of your client.
-At //Addresses > Lists > E-Mail blacklist// you can add single e-mail addresses to the client’s blacklist or import a longer list.
+At //Addresses > Lists > E-Mail blacklist//, you can add single e-mail addresses to the client’s blacklist or import a longer list.
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-If the blacklist is very long or addresses have to be added on the blacklist regularly, you can create an automatic import process. If interested, please contact our support team via ticket.
+If the blacklist is very long or addresses have to be added to the blacklist regularly, you can create an automatic import process. If interested, please contact our support team via ticket.
-===== One time exclusion =====
+===== One-time exclusion =====
-If you want to exclude the addresses on the blacklist only once from the delivery of a certain campaign, you can create a comparing target group that shows which addresses of your data base are contained in the blacklist. This can be necessary when a customer delivers a blacklist to ban these form a booked standalone mailing.
+If you want to exclude the addresses on the blacklist only once from the delivery of a certain campaign, you can create a comparing target group that shows which addresses of your database are contained in the blacklist. This can be necessary when a customer delivers a blacklist to ban these from a booked standalone mailing.
-But be careful: You have to import the positive data which you want to contact, BEFORE the comparing. This is the only way to ensure that the matching target group involves the full intersection between your complete data base and the delivered blacklist.
+But be careful: You have to import the positive data that you want to contact BEFORE the comparison. This is the only way to ensure that the matching target group involves the full intersection between your complete database and the delivered blacklist.
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 Proceed as follows:
+  - To import the addresses, go to Addresses > Lists > Target groups and click the button on the bottom right. Then select //Create target group by file//. The single column CSV file can include email addresses, custID (customer ID), or ID (promio intern ID). It cannot have limiters like quotation marks before/after addresses.
-  - To import the addresses go to Addresses > Lists > Target groups and click the button on the bottom right. Then select //Create target group by file//. The single column csv-file can include e-mail addresses, custID (customer ID) or ID (promio intern ID). It cannot have limiters like quotation marks before/after addresses.
+  - Now find the file on your computer and upload it. This upload selects the addresses from your total mail user data that are contained in the file.
-  - Now find the file on your computer and upload it. This upload selects the addresses from your total mailuser data which are contained in the file.
+  - Confirm the import with OK. Give a name to the file. This name will be used for the new target group, which can be found at addresses > lists > target groups now. It contains the intersection between the blacklist and the complete database. Please consider that this operation can take up to 1 min, depending on the size of the blacklist. The created matching target group may be empty, if no addresses from your database are included in the blacklist.
-  - Confirm the import with OK. Give a name to the file. This name will be used for the new target group which can be found at addresses > lists > target groups now. It contains the intersection between the blacklist and the complete data base. Please consider, that this operation can take up to 1 min, depending on the size of the blacklist. The created matching target group may be empty, if no addresses from your data base are included in the blacklist.
   - You can now duplicate match your positive target group and the created blacklist. If your positive target group is not an auto target group, it is also possible to reduce the target group using the button //Reduce target group//.
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-This only works when using “Create target group by file” – if you used “import addresses” you would enter the blacklisted addresses permanently into your data base.
+This only works when using “Create target group by file”, if you used “import addresses” you would enter the blacklisted addresses permanently into your data base.
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 ===== Temporary exclusion =====
-Also a temporary exclusion of addresses is possible. Temporary blacklists can be used to not ban an e-mail address in general but to exclude it for a limited span of time from a specific delivery. \\ You can create these lists at //Addresses > Lists > Temporary blacklist// with the bottom right button.
+Also, a temporary exclusion of addresses is possible. Temporary blacklists can be used to not ban an e-mail address in general but to exclude it for a limited span of time from a specific delivery. \\ You can create these lists at //Addresses > Lists > Temporary blacklist// with the bottom right button.
-Anlegen können Sie diese unter //Adressen -> Listen// im Reiter temporäre Sperrlisten. Über den Button unten rechts können Sie eine temporäre Sperrliste erstellen.
+You can create these under //Addresses -> Lists// in the temporary block lists tab. You can create a temporary block list using the button at the bottom right.
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-You can import e-mail addresses or domains – also in an encrypted mode (MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512).
+You can import e-mail addresses or domains, also in an encrypted mode (MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512).
 The encrypted mode must be configured and is not available as a standard feature. If you’re interested, please contact your account manager.
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 ===== Exclusion of domains =====
-Domains can also be banned from delivery. For this occasion there is a domain blacklist available. A domain blacklist leads to addresses from this domain will be excluded during address imports or via address generation.
+Domains can also be banned from delivery. For this occasion, there is a domain blacklist available. A domain blacklist leads to addresses from this domain beeing excluded during address imports or via address generation.
 ==== Manual filling of domain blacklist ====
-If you would like to add domains to the domain blacklist, please contact our support team via ticket. The already existing data base will not be compared to the blacklist. E-Mail-addresses that match the domain have to be unsubscribed manually.
+If you would like to add domains to the domain blacklist, please contact our support team via ticket. The already existing database will not be compared to the blacklist. Email addresses that match the domain have to be unsubscribed manually.
 ==== Automatic filling of domain blacklist ====
-The automatic import is the preferred way. It guarantees that all matching data base entries will be unsubscribed. If you want to activate an automatic blacklist import, please contact our support team via ticket.
+The automatic import is the preferred way. It guarantees that all matching database entries will be unsubscribed. If you want to activate an automatic blacklist import, please contact our support team via ticket.
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+{{tag>domain_blacklist matching excluding exclude_filter }}

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