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Keep campaign and submission IDs
Include both keys beside every email. The same address can appear in separate campaigns with different dates or rules.
Campaign email screening · submission-level tracking
CoinW Email Checker for Campaign Submissions
Check whether email addresses collected through a campaign or partner form show a CoinW registration signal. Keep the result attached to campaign_id and submission_id so operations can apply the right rule without rebuilding the source file.
Use this workflow when several campaigns feed one email list and each submission still needs its own traceable outcome.
- Reference rate
- $7 / 10K
- Input column
- Campaign key
- campaign_id
- Row key
- submission_id
Verify in app
Source value retained
Prevents mixed rules
Supports appeals
Campaign handoff
coinw-partner-submissions.csv
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Campaign split
campaign_id
Policy chosen by row
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Email duplicate
duplicate_group
No submissions deleted
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Operator output
action_queue
Ready for handoff
One lookup result can feed several traceable submissions
Workflow illustration. It is not a live task, performance claim, or promised response schema.
Mixed campaigns need row-level rules
Prepare one CoinW file without losing campaign context
Combining partner exports is efficient, but only if the final action still comes from the correct campaign terms. Put the policy key in the batch, not in an operator’s memory.
Deduplicate
Reuse checks without deleting history
Group exact input duplicates for lookup efficiency, then fan the result back to every source submission.
Route
Calculate action_queue after the check
Combine campaign_id, returned signal, and your policy table to create a clear queue for operations or support.
Campaign-routing example
Export a decision-ready CoinW email file
The check result remains separate from the campaign action, which makes policy changes easier to apply and audit.
| submission_id | campaign_id | CoinW email signal | policy_version | action_queue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CW-E-512 | PARTNER-Q3 | Matched | Q3-v2 | partner-review.csv |
| CW-E-527 | COMMUNITY-JUL | Unmatched | JUL-v1 | fallback-notice.csv |
| CW-E-534 | PARTNER-Q3 | Review | Q3-v2 | retry-after-24h.csv |
Fictional records illustrate campaign routing. Your policy determines the action_queue; BulkChecker returns account-signal data rather than campaign eligibility.
Partner campaign operations
Separate the lookup from the business rule
The same CoinW signal can lead to different actions in different campaigns. Store the raw result once, then let a versioned policy decide the queue.
Result layer
Keep the returned status unchanged
Store the checked email, result, task reference, and time. Avoid replacing the signal with an internal “approved” label.
Policy layer
Use campaign_id plus policy_version
This pair shows which rule turned the signal into a campaign action.
Retry layer
Time-box uncertain rows
Send review results to a dated retry queue instead of allowing them to disappear in a general error file.
Support layer
Answer from the submission record
Support should see what was entered, when it was checked, and which campaign rule applied without exposing unrelated batch data.
Campaign-level estimate
Count unique checks and retain every submission
The displayed reference price is $7 per 10,000 checks. Exact duplicate emails may share a lookup result, but your source submissions should remain separate. Confirm current pricing and duplicate behavior in the app before a large run.
Start the CoinW Email BatchCampaign planning
Pages that support the CoinW email workflow
Review the broader airdrop flow, file fields, or both CoinW identifiers before finalizing the campaign data contract.
Crypto exchange lookup hub
Place exchange signals inside a broader campaign-review sequence.
Review the exchange use case →CSV input and output
See how source and result fields can coexist in an export.
Open the CSV sample →CoinW checker overview
Compare email and phone inputs for CoinW-focused campaigns.
Compare CoinW products →Product questions
CoinW campaign email FAQ
Can I check CoinW registration signals for several campaigns in one email file?
Yes. Keep campaign_id and submission_id on every row, then apply the proper campaign policy after the result is returned.
Should duplicate emails be removed from the campaign database?
No. You may group exact duplicates for checking, but retain the original submissions and map the result back to each one.
What is the difference between the CoinW signal and action_queue?
The signal is the checker result. action_queue is your campaign decision based on that signal, the campaign terms, and the policy version.
Can I treat an uncertain response as unmatched to finish the batch?
That hides a meaningful distinction. Keep uncertain rows in a retry or manual-review queue and record the eventual outcome separately.
Does BulkChecker represent CoinW?
No. BulkChecker is an independent service and is not owned, operated, or endorsed by CoinW.
Independent service.
BulkChecker is not owned, operated, or endorsed by CoinW. Use only data you are authorized to process, minimize uploaded fields, and treat registration results as supporting signals rather than identity, ownership, KYC, fraud, or consent decisions.
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