Data Sourcing Principle

1) Business-focused data

MyCQL is designed around business-related lead data and professional use cases such as B2B outreach, market targeting, and internal prospecting workflows.

2) Data sourcing principles

Data available through MyCQL is collected from lawful and transparent sources, including:

• Public business websites and corporate disclosures.
• Professional and industry directories.
• Other business-related sources used under applicable lawful frameworks.

We do not scrape private inboxes, bypass authentication systems, or collect private consumer data.

3) Review and quality controls

We apply internal quality checks, filtering methods, and validation logic intended to reduce low-quality, outdated, malformed, or risky records before or during platform use.

4) No claim of perfect accuracy

Because business data changes over time, MyCQL does not represent that every record will remain current at all times. Records may be updated, excluded, replaced, or removed as part of our quality-control process.

5) Compliance expectations

Customers are responsible for using exported data in compliance with applicable laws, regulations, platform rules, and opt-out requirements in their target markets.

6) Internal use restrictions

Unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, data accessed through MyCQL is licensed for internal business use and may not be resold, publicly redistributed, or republished.

7) Responsible platform use

Access to MyCQL may be restricted or terminated where we detect abuse, misuse, scraping attempts, payment abuse, or use inconsistent with our Terms or Acceptable Use rules.

8) Related pages

For more information, please see our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Acceptable Use.

9) Contact

Questions about our data sourcing principles can be sent via Contact.

Last updated: April 13, 2026