After a global number-generation job finishes, screening quality depends on matching application, market, volume and deduplication settings. A clear handoff prevents empty runs, repeated spend and confusing downstream batches.
First confirm the generation job completed successfully and its full output is available. Verify country code and format against the intended screening rule. Split mixed-market output by country before submission; screening cannot repair generation parameters that target the wrong numbering plan.
Select the application that represents the business question and lock the corresponding market. The application defines what is checked and the market defines numbering rules. Recheck both immediately before submission to prevent an A-market generation from entering a B-market or unrelated platform job.
Reconcile generated usable count, imported count and planned volume. Use manageable, clearly named batches for each application and market. Enable historical deduplication where available so previously screened or stored numbers do not consume the current run, and confirm the history window covers related recent work.
Record task name, application, market, count and deduplication choice, then submit once and monitor state. Do not repeatedly submit while processing. On failure, correct configuration before retrying. After completion, download promptly, archive each status with its generation batch, and sample country codes, formats and fields before starting another generation or supplemental check.
A repeatable generate, verify, screen, download and archive rhythm makes multi-market operations faster, traceable and easier to diagnose.
