Lead checker

General information

On the Lead Checker page, you can verify the customer phone number using the verification services available on the Teliqon portal. You can access this page from the left-hand side menu:

This page contains the following two sections:

1. Check Lead;

2. History.

Check Lead

The Check Lead section is structured as follows:

To verify phone numbers in this section, you need to complete the following fields:

1. Verification type dropdown list. You can choose one of the two available verification types:

a. Analysis (service cost: $0.1) - Checks the connection status of the mobile number within the cellular network;

b. Format (service cost: $0.00) - Validates the phone number format, determining whether it is valid or invalid.

2. Phone number input field. You can enter between 1 and 1000 phone numbers in E.164 format (e.g., +380911111111). Numbers must be entered one after another in a single line, without any separators.

3. Check numbers - Confirmation button / Clear – Clear input button.

How to perform a check:

1. Enter the number (or a list of numbers) in full format into the input field. Keep in mind that each number must be at least 7 digits long. The count of recognized numbers will automatically update below the field as you type or paste.

2. Select the desired check type from the available options.

3. Click the Check numbers button to run the process and view your results.

A pop-up window will appear prompting you to confirm the deduction of a specific amount from your account balance for verifying the number of phone numbers you have entered. If the system detects duplicates, it will notify you but will only process and charge for one instance of each. You can either confirm the action by clicking the Approve button or cancel it by clicking Cancel:

If you decide not to proceed with the number analysis, you can reset the entered phone numbers by clicking the Clear button.

As a result of the verification, the following message will be displayed:

To view detailed information about a phone number, you need to navigate to the second section - History.

History

The Potential Lead Verification History section is structured as follows:

This section contains the following elements to facilitate list management:

1. Top toolbar;

2. List of number analysis requests;

3. Bottom toolbar.

Top toolbar

The top toolbar consists of the following elements:

1. Search field: To find specific entries among your checked numbers, just type at least two characters into the search bar and hit Enter or click the Search button.

2. Refresh button: The list updates automatically every 5 seconds, but you can manually refresh the records at any time by clicking the refresh icon.

List of number analysis requests

All Potential Lead Check attempts made within the project using this tool are displayed in the list.

A value sorting function is available in the table. To activate this option, click the arrow next to the column name, and the data will be automatically sorted in ascending order. To change the order to descending, click the same arrow again.

Lead Check Request

In the Request column, you can click on the unique date in any row or the eye ** icon** to open a details page. The information displayed there will vary depending on the type of number verification you performed.

Format

After the format verification, you can view detailed information about the number on a separate page:

Specifically, the analysis provides the following details:

1. Metadata - this is service information about the call. While it doesn't contain the actual conversation content, it includes technical data essential for identifying suspicious activity:

a. Carrier - The name of the mobile operator the number belongs to based on its prefix (e.g., “PrJSC Kyivstar”).

b. Country Code ** - The international dialing code preceding the number (e.g.,+1 ** for the USA,+380 for Ukraine).

c. Country Name - The name of the country the number is registered in (e.g., Ukraine, United States).

d. DID - A direct inbound number that allows external callers to reach internal SIP lines directly.

e. Intl Format - The international number format, including the “+” and country code (e.g., +380931234567).

f. Line Type - Indicates the type of connection, such as mobile, landline (fixed), or VoIP.

g. Local Format - The number in its local format, without the country code, as typically dialed within the country (e.g., 0931234567 for Ukraine).

h. Location - The specific geographic region or city tied to the number (e.g., “Kharkiv”).

i. MCC (Mobile Country Code) - A three-digit code identifying the country of the mobile network (e.g., “255” for Ukraine).

j. MNC (Mobile Network Code) - A two or three-digit code identifying the specific mobile operator within a country (e.g., “01” or “02”).

k. Prefix - The initial part of the number that determines the geographic region, operator, or service type (e.g., 093 is a mobile prefix in Ukraine).

l. Status - Shows the current activity or availability of the number (e.g., active, inactive, ported, disconnected).

2. Created At - The date and time when the analysis request was initiated.

3. Checked At - The date and time when the analysis was performed.

Analysis

After analyzing the number, you will be able to obtain the following information about the number:

Specifically, this type of verification provides the following details:

1. Metadata - this section contains service information about the call. While it doesn't include the conversation content, it provides technical data used to identify suspicious activity:

a. Connectivity Status - Shows whether the number is currently reachable for a connection (e.g., “connected”, “unconnected”, or “unknown”).

b. DID - A direct inbound number that allows external callers to reach internal SIP lines directly.

c. IMSI- A unique identification number stored on the SIM card that identifies the subscriber within the mobile network.

d. Is Ported ** - Indicates if the number has been moved to a different mobile operator via MNP (Mobile Number Portability); values are true or false**.

e. Is Roaming ** - Indicates if the number is currently being used outside its home network or country; values are true or false**.

f. MCC (Mobile Country Code) - A three-digit code identifying the country of the mobile network (e.g., “255” for Ukraine).

g. MCCMNC- A combined unique code consisting of the MCC and the MNC.

h. MNC (Mobile Network Code) - A code identifying the specific mobile operator within a country.

i. MSC (Mobile Switching Center) - The address of the switching center currently serving the subscriber.

j. MSIN - The part of the IMSI that identifies a specific subscriber within the operator's network.

k. MSISDN - The full international mobile subscriber number used to identify the phone globally.

l. Original Country Code - The two-letter ISO code of the country where the number was first registered (e.g., “UA”).

m. Original Country Name - The full name of the country where the number was originally issued.

n. Original Country Prefix - The international phone prefix of the country (e.g., “380”).

o. Original Network Name - The name of the operator that originally issued the number.

p. Ported Fields (Code, Name, Prefix, Network) - Data regarding the country and operator currently serving the number after an MNP transfer.

q. Roaming Fields (Code, Name, Prefix, Network) - Information about the country and the local operator the subscriber is using while in roaming.

2. Created At - The date and time when the analysis request was initiated.

3. Checked At - The date and time when the analysis was performed.

Bottom toolbar

The bottom toolbar looks as follows:

It provides the following options:

1. Use page pagination;

2. Select the number of rows per page. The following options are available:

a. 10 per page;

b. 15 per page;

c. 25 per page;

d. 50 per page;

e. 100 per page;

f. 250 per page.