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Data provenance

Where does the data come from?

No black box. This guide backs the public data claims behind Gravity Pixel and Nova Leads: geography, source categories, NCOA hygiene, update cadence, intent signals, suppression, and opt-out handling.

Profiles
280M+

U.S. consumer and business records

Intent segments
22,000+

Categorized behavioral segments

NCOA cadence
Every 30 days

Address hygiene refresh

The two layers behind every audience

The identity layer

Built from a mix of online behavior data (browsing, app usage, purchase history) and offline paper trail data (property records, voter files, credit attributes, professional licenses). This is what makes a profile real and contactable rather than a cookie.

The intent layer

Bid stream data (what people are actively searching and comparing right now), co-registration data (what they are opting into), and industry-specific behavioral signals. This is what separates a static list from a live audience.

Provider coverage

13 provider feeds contribute identity, offline reference, and behavioral intent signals.

Identity datasets

Consumer and business identity datasets that establish the core, resolvable profile.

Offline reference data

Property records, voter files, credit attributes, and professional-license sources used as offline paper trail confirmation.

Behavioral intent feeds

Online behavioral, bid stream, co-registration, and vertical intent feeds that show current category engagement.

Updates and NCOA

Monthly NCOA hygiene with ongoing source refreshes as providers update their files. Intent feeds refresh continuously as provider signals are received and categorized.

What intent means

Intent means observed behavioral signals, search, comparison, registration, and category engagement signals, supplied by data providers. It is not a guarantee that a person will buy.

Compliance and opt-outs

  • Audience creation and exports are limited to United States records.
  • Public opt-outs and admin suppression imports are hashed before storage.
  • Phone-bearing CSV exports include a DNC obligation notice unless a configured DNC provider performs scrubbing.

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Data provenance FAQs

Where does the audience data come from?+

Thirteen provider feeds contribute identity, offline reference, and behavioral intent signals. Identity datasets establish the profile, offline reference sources such as property, voter, credit attribute, and professional-license files confirm it, and online behavioral, bid stream, co-registration, and vertical intent feeds show what that person is engaging with right now.

How often is the data updated?+

Monthly NCOA hygiene runs every 30 days, with ongoing source refreshes as providers update their files. Intent feeds refresh continuously as provider signals are received and categorized, so the audience reflects current behavior rather than a snapshot from the day it was built.

What does intent actually mean?+

Intent means observed behavioral signals such as search, comparison, registration, and category engagement signals supplied by data providers. It is a strong indicator of active shopping behavior. It is not a guarantee that a person will buy.

How are opt-outs and suppression handled?+

Public opt-outs and admin suppression imports are hashed before storage, so suppression can be honored without retaining readable personal data. Audience creation and exports are limited to United States records, and phone-bearing CSV exports carry a DNC obligation notice unless a configured DNC provider performs scrubbing.

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