DemandVerified™ / Identity Resolution

Signals become more useful when they can be responsibly connected to an audience.

Resolution connects appropriate identifiers and context within a defined audience unit and permitted purpose.

01 / Identity Resolution

Choose the audience unit first

A signal may describe an account, a household, or an individual. Geography and audience attributes can provide context, but they should not be used to silently turn one unit into another.

02 / Identity Resolution

Connect only what the program permits

Available inputs may include identifiers, audience attributes, household or business context where permitted, geography, authorized customer data, and activation identifiers. Source rights and customer permissions constrain the connection.

03 / Identity Resolution

Understand the matching environment

Availability and usable identifiers vary by source, use case, jurisdiction, platform, customer permissions, and matching environment. Deterministic and probabilistic approaches have different limitations; neither implies perfect resolution.

04 / Identity Resolution

Preserve ambiguity

Document unmatched records, conflicting identifiers, confidence limits, and suppression. A successful match does not establish outreach permission or guarantee that a platform accepts the audience.

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Signals indicate potential commercial relevance—not certainty that an individual will purchase. Coverage, permitted destinations, and refresh availability vary by program.

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