The public source
A business website
Residential architecture
Projects, services and a published contact page.
An illustrative source extract
Public sources, reviewable results and a deliberate boundary: Handraise has no customer outreach send path.
A business website
Projects, services and a published contact page.
An illustrative source extract
The site describes residential design and renovation.
A project-specific conversation could be relevant to that service.
Budget, current priorities and permission to contact the business.
Check the source, retain the context and decide what happens next.
These are structural controls in the current Handraise architecture.
Handraise has no customer outreach send path. It cannot connect a customer mailbox or contact a prospect on a customer's behalf.
Contact values need public source evidence. Guessed, inferred and unsourced contact values are not accepted as results.
Walkthrough pages are excluded from search. Published video links are unguessable and served with noindex controls.
Website capture rejects unsafe destinations. The URL guard blocks private networks and other destinations that should not be fetched.
Failed work does not consume its held credits. A hold is settled only when the tool produces its billable result, otherwise it is released.
Handraise has no way to email your prospects. The tools produce work - walkthrough videos, matched leads, cited research and, when released, verified contact results - and that work lands in your dashboard. Delivery happens when you use it from your own accounts, under your own name. There is no code path that contacts a prospect on your behalf, and no setting that turns one on.
That is a compliance position as much as a product one: because you send everything yourself, you see everything first, and every message that reaches a prospect was put there by a person - you.
Lead targeting starts with our Australian business index, built by Banja Labs. Contact Discovery is in development. Its website-first design may then use an approved provider of published business information to verify a named decision maker's work email. Values will never be guessed or inferred.
Results include source evidence and a verification time. Provider details remain an internal implementation choice, with access and cost recorded in the audit trail.
Handraise handles published business information about people who may not have given it to us directly. We use that information to provide the specific research or contact result a customer requests, subject to our Privacy Policy.
If you received an email from a Handraise customer and want to know what data Handraise holds about you, correct it, or ask for its removal, contact us directly. The customer sent the email through their own account, so direct message-level unsubscribe requests to that sender.
Full Privacy PolicyHandraise is built and operated by Banja Labs, a trading name of Ajberri Pty Limited (ABN 15 146 964 203). The company is run by Alex Berriman and Jack Willis-Craig - real people with checkable backgrounds. The people who build the tools are named here - not hidden behind a brand.
The Acceptable Use Policy bans imported or purchased contact lists and other misuse. We may suspend or terminate accounts that breach those terms. This is a contractual enforcement power, not a claim that Handraise controls messages sent from a customer's own accounts.
Our policies should be read alongside the official guidance. The Australian Communications and Media Authority explains commercial-message obligations. The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner publishes the Australian Privacy Principles. The legislation itself is available from the Federal Register of Legislation. This page is product information, not legal advice.
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