Blocklist
Blocklist

One Global Blocklist. Protection Across Every Channel.

Block a prospect, email address, LinkedIn profile, company, domain or CRM record once. GML checks that workspace-wide list before enrolment and again before every campaign step.

Blocklist table listing blocked prospects, email addresses, LinkedIn URLs, companies, domains and CRM records with their type and workspace scope

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The Blocklist

Block the person. Or block the wider relationship.

The workspace blocklist supports several identifiers so the team can apply the do-not-contact decision at the level that fits the case.

1

Block an individual

Add a specific prospect, email address or LinkedIn URL to the blocklist.

Block an individual by prospect, email or LinkedIn URL with an Add to blocklist button
2

Block a company or domain

Apply the block more broadly when nobody from a company or email domain should be contacted.

Block a company or domain, with a Domain field and an Add to blocklist button
3

Block the CRM record

Use the connected CRM identity as another do-not-contact key.

A CRM record for Daniel Weber matched by CRM ID and marked Do not contact

Enforcement

Check before they enter. Check again before the next step.

GML does not rely on a one-time check when the campaign starts. The do-not-contact list is checked at two important moments: First Before enrolment, Second before every campaign step

Campaign checks for Q4 founder outreach: the blocklist is checked before enrolment, before step 1 and before step 2

Every channel

Do not block the email and forget the LinkedIn message

The workspace blocklist operates across channels so a do-not-contact decision is not limited to one sending system.

  • Keep the restriction at workspace level.
  • The same block is checked wherever the campaign reaches the prospect.
  • Separately, when a prospect replies on any channel, outreach to that person pauses everywhere.
Daniel Weber on the workspace blocklist, checked across LinkedIn, email and WhatsApp
Audit history of blocklist changes: Daniel Weber blocked, brightlinefreight.com blocked and a lead removed and blocked everywhere

Control & audit

A do-not-contact decision should be visible afterwards

Blocklist changes form part of GML's audit history, and individual lead actions can also move a person from the campaign into a wider block.

  • Removing a lead can stop them immediately and optionally block them everywhere.
  • The audit history records block-list changes alongside other important workspace activity.
  • GML also prevents duplicate outreach across campaigns and seats, matched by LinkedIn URL, email or CRM ID.

Case studies

Teams who can show their work

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Daniyal Asad ChughtaiCo-Founder & CTO
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32%
Lift in reply rate
47%
Drop in wasted invites
~25%
More meetings booked
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Faster campaign setup

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Build the list. Check who is in it. Then launch.

Questions

The GML Blocklist

A prospect, email address, LinkedIn URL, company, domain or CRM record.

No. It is workspace-wide.

Before a prospect is enrolled and again before every campaign step.

Yes. It is part of GML's cross-channel safety controls.

Yes. Removing a lead stops them immediately and includes an option to block them everywhere.

Yes. Block-list changes are included in the workspace Audit Log.