Here's what the words you'll see in Tomba mean. Each term links to an article with more detail.
Credits and plans
Search credits: Credits for finding emails, phone numbers and companies. The app also calls them Finder and Searches.
Verification credits: Credits for checking emails with Email Verifier. They're separate from search credits.
Usage window: The period before your plan credits reset. Monthly plans reset at each billing date. Free, yearly and Enterprise plans reset every 30 days.
Credit pack: Extra credits you buy once. They last 12 months and are used after your plan credits.
Emails
Confidence score: A number from 0 to 100 on each email. It shows how sure Tomba is about the address.
Accept-all: A domain, the part of an address after the @, that accepts mail sent to any address. Tomba can't confirm one person's mailbox there. It's also called catch-all.
Disposable: A temporary, throwaway address. Tomba doesn't show these.
Webmail: An address from a free email service, such as Gmail or Outlook. Tomba doesn't show these.
Personal email: A work address that belongs to one person, such as
[email protected].Generic email: A shared address, such as
[email protected].Hard bounce: An email that comes back because the address can't receive mail. Report it, and you get 1 search credit back once Tomba confirms it.
Tools
Domain Search: Finds the emails at a company from its website. It's called Search in the left menu.
Email Finder: Finds one person's email from their name and company.
Reveal: Finds companies with filters or AI search.
Bulks: Runs a tool on a whole list and gives you a file to download.
SLA: Exports lists from Sales Navigator, LinkedIn and Apollo. It needs the Chrome extension.
Leads: Your saved contacts and lists.
Data Flags: The page where you review the wrong data you've reported.
Teams
Workspace: A team of Tomba users under one owner. Members use the owner's credits.
Owner: The person whose plan and credits the workspace uses. The owner can set a credit limit for each member.
Admin: A member who can also manage members and workspace settings.
Member: Someone with full access to shared data, who can also export and use bulks.
Guest: Someone who sees their own data only and can't export or use bulks.
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