Outcome. Contacts marked as verified automatically come back up for review after a fixed interval, instead of a verified checkbox staying checked forever after the one time someone actually checked it.
flowchart TD
A[Data verified checked] --> B[Set Last verified date]
B --> C[Delay 90 days]
C --> D[Uncheck Data verified]
D --> E[Create re-verify task]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it for a manually-set verified, reviewed, or confirmed-accurate checkbox where the underlying data can go stale, a job title, a phone number, even though nobody unchecks the box.
- UseUse it when a fixed review cadence, quarterly for example, is an acceptable proxy for "needs a fresh look" rather than tracking exactly which field changed since the last check.
- SkipDo not use it if the fields you actually care about already have their own dedicated freshness tracking, such as a last-verified date tied to enrichment. This fiche is for a simple manual attestation, not a computed signal.
- SkipDo not use it with a review interval shorter than your team can realistically act on. A reminder nobody clears becomes noise the same way an unchecked box never gets attention.
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