What does the zero fabricated data rule mean?

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How it works

Every check has a confidence level

Each finding from the site audit is rated verified, likely or unverified. Only verified and likely findings become problems you can pitch. Anything the audit could not confirm (for example, a JavaScript site whose raw code cannot prove a pixel is missing) is kept as a hint. Hints appear on the lead under Worth a look, not verified and never reach an email, the proof page or the score.

Google's own page load settles the rest

After a search, Legiit Leads runs Google's PageSpeed on up to 25 leads whose findings are still guesses. Google loads the site in real Chrome on a phone and settles what raw code cannot see: viewport, analytics, pixels, chat, booking and embedded forms. What Google saw overrides the guess, and the Worth a look, not verified box points you to that PageSpeed verdict lower on the lead. If a lead still shows Worth a look, not verified, open it and click ⚡ Get Google's Official Score to settle it yourself.

AI emails only use verified facts

Every time the AI writes for you it builds a fresh fact sheet of the lead's confirmed problems; unverified and removed findings never reach it. Every cold email cites 1 or 2 verified facts, each touch in a 3-touch sequence leads with a different one, and when a template's central claim is not supported, the AI keeps the template's structure but leads with the strongest verified fact instead.

The sales page says it in one line: "If we can't verify it, we don't show it."

What you can do

If you look at a site yourself and a finding is wrong, remove it.

1. Open the lead from your search results or from Pipeline.
2. Under Detected Problems, click Something not accurate?.
3. Click the ✕ next to the finding you want to remove.

The finding leaves the proof page and the score straight away, and stays out even if the lead is audited again. Every AI email, sequence, call brief and reply draft written from then on ignores it. Emails the AI had already written, and anything you have sent, are left exactly as they are, so check a drafted email in the Outreach Queue before you approve it.

The removed finding is listed under Removed as inaccurate: with a restore link, and Legiit Leads records which check missed on which website platform so detection keeps improving.