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  • Choose which users to test
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  • On which criteria should the users be blocked?
  • When should AcyChecker test your users?
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Clean my database

Documentation page for the configuration page Clean my database on the AcyChecker plugin

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This configuration page allows you to check all the users on your website and block them based on the conditions you've selected.

Choose which users to test

This first part allows you to select which users you want to test. For now, you can test your website users and AcyMailing users.

You can also refine the users to test by filtering them by user group or subscribed lists.

What to do with the bad users?

On which criteria should the users be blocked?

This part lets you choose the conditions to find the bad users on your website. The users will be blocked if they match at least one of the selected conditions.

  • Is a disposable email address: A disposable email address is temporary, it's convenient for people who don't want to give their real email address on any website. For your email marketing it isn't great because you send emails to non-existing users.

  • Is an accept all email address: This means that all email addresses on that domain will work, you'll be able to send emails to them but there are potentially no one receiving them.

  • Is registered through a free domain: This means that the email address creation was free, like Gmail or Yahoo for example. There are no cons on your side if you want to send marketing emails to them.

  • Is a role based email address: Role-based email addresses are ones that do not belong to a specific user, but more to a role. For example, support@example.com is a role-based email address.

  • Is registered through a non-existent domain: This means that the domain doesn't exist and therefore the email address doesn't exist either. It isn't recommended to send emails to email addresses that don't exist because it impacts your IP reputation and you can be considered more easily as a spammer.

When should AcyChecker test your users?

You can either test all your user base once (select Right now), or set up AcyChecker to regularly check your users (select Every week or Every month).

You can disable the weekly/monthly tests by clicking the Stop periodic tests button.

When using the "Right now" option, your users are added in the queue that can be seen in the Tests menu. You can expect to receive 5000 test results every 6 minutes on average.

When checking users in bulk, you can choose to automatically block the ones that meet the criteria you select below. You can also choose to decide later. In this case, you will be able to see the results and decide what to do on the Tests menu by clicking the button.

Does not exist on the SMTP server of the domain: This means that we asked via protocol if we can send an email to this email address, and it responded that the address doesn't exist. Like the non-existing domains, it is bad for your IP reputation to send emails to a non-existing receiver.

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