Collect the context
Sender establishment, recipient, business type, purpose, source and channel.
The country libraryEvery market
Every market
has its context.
Explore how country requirements shape business prospecting. Read the official references, understand the gaps and carry the right questions into your campaign.
19markets in the library
6educational summaries with official sources
0policies ready for operational use
19 countries shown
Educational material, not legal advice or authorisation. Source review: 5 November 2026. Policies require validation before operational use.
What the assessment
should actually do.
Turn the available context into an explained decision, with a clear boundary between research and permission to act.
Apply reviewed rules
Assess the applicable scope and required evidence. Check exclusions and the policy’s review status.
Explain the next step
Proceed only when requirements are met; otherwise hold or block, with a reason. Each alternative channel needs its own assessment.
Keep the evidence
Record the inputs, sources, policy version and decision so the reasoning can be reviewed later.
Collecting data, enriching it, exporting it and contacting someone are different actions. A rule about email does not settle all the others.
A country is
the start of the assessment.
The sender, recipient, purpose and channel complete the picture.