Migrating from 007 Number Filter to KK-DATA: Complete Workflow and Platform Migration Guide

If you’re currently using 007 Number Filter for batch verification of Telegram or WhatsApp numbers, but finding the platform unstable, limited in export fields, or seeking more flexible billing options, migrating to KK-DATA is a worthy consideration.

The core issues when migrating from 007 Number Filter are: how to make number formats compatible? How to map detection types? Can previously screened data avoid duplicate charges? This article addresses these pain points and provides a complete platform migration guide to help you smoothly transition to KK-DATA and optimize your workflow.

Why Migrate from 007 Number Filter? — 3 Core Reasons for Platform Migration

Before deciding to migrate, first understand the key differences between the old and new platforms. This helps you evaluate the value of migration.

Feature Comparison: 007 Number Filter vs. KK-DATA

Dimension	007 Number Filter (Typical)	KK-DATA
Detection Types	Mainly Telegram registration check; activity and gender detection may be limited	Supports Telegram (registered/valid/active/gender/tgid), WhatsApp (valid/wsid), iMessage, RCS, invalid number/carrier detection
Data Export Fields	Often only exports numbers and registration status; tgid/wsid may be missing	Directly exports tgid, wsid, as well as extended fields like user gender, active days
Batch Processing Limit	Single tasks usually limited to tens of thousands	Up to ~1 million per task
Billing Model	May have packages or annual subscription	No subscription plans; pure pay-as-you-go, USDT top-up then per-record deduction
Data Deduplication	Relies on manual local deduplication	Built-in data warehouse, automatic cross-task deduplication

The main value of migrating from 007 Number Filter lies in obtaining richer detection capabilities (especially tgid/wsid export), higher batch limits, and more flexible billing.

3 Things to Confirm Before Migration

1. Export old platform balance and task records: If you have remaining balance on 007 Number Filter, contact their customer service to settle or use it up; back up all historical task result CSVs to avoid data loss.
2. Backup original number files: It’s recommended to keep the original imported CSV/TXT files (with international dialing codes) for direct use on the new platform.
3. Organize already-detected number lists: Based on completed tasks, compile a list of numbers already checked. This can later be used for KK-DATA’s deduplication warehouse to avoid duplicate charges.

Step 1: List Format Conversion — How to Make 007 Number Filter Files Compatible with KK-DATA

The number format exported by 007 Number Filter may differ from KK-DATA. The most common issues: whether numbers include international dialing codes, whether they are one per line, and whether there are extra delimiters.

General format requirement: one number per line, with international dialing code (e.g., +8613800138000).

If 007 Number Filter exports multiple columns (e.g., number, status, time), simply extract the phone number column, delete other columns, and save as plain text or single-column CSV.

Step 2: Create a Screening Task in the KK-DATA Console

Log in to the KK-DATA Console, register, and enter the task management interface. The migration process for regular users is as follows:

1. Click “Create Task”, select the target platform (Telegram / WhatsApp / iMessage, etc.).
2. Upload the number file (supports CSV or TXT).
3. Configure detection types.

Platform Selection and Detection Type Configuration

Based on the type of old tasks from 007 Number Filter, select corresponding detection items in KK-DATA:

• 007’s “TG registration check” → KK-DATA’s “tg registered (registration detection)”
• 007’s “TG active X days” → KK-DATA’s “tg active”, optional 7/15/30 day windows
• 007’s lacking “tgid export” → Check “tgid export” in KK-DATA
• 007’s “gender recognition” → KK-DATA’s “gender recognition (avatar recognition)”

Task Estimated Cost and Balance Check

Before submitting a task, the console shows the estimated deduction. Ensure sufficient balance: if insufficient, recharge via USDT (TRC20), minimum ~50 USDT.

After the recharge is credited, the balance updates automatically. After submitting a task, the system deducts the corresponding fee from the balance upon task completion.

Step 3: Export Field Mapping — Field Correspondence from 007 Number Filter to KK-DATA

Users of 007 Number Filter may find that field names in export results differ in KK-DATA. The following mapping table helps you quickly locate:

007 Number Filter Export Field	KK-DATA Corresponding Field	Description
TG registration status	tg registered (detection)	Registered/unregistered
TG active days	tg active (7/15/30 days)	Different active windows available
Gender	Gender recognition (avatar recognition)	Telegram users only
–	tgid export	New field, possibly not provided by 007
–	wsid export	New field, available for WhatsApp users
Number	Number to be detected (input column)	Original number, can be directly retained

Note: KK-DATA allows custom selection of fields in export settings; just check as needed.

Step 4: Data Deduplication Warehouse — Tips to Avoid Duplicate Charges During Migration

When migrating from 007 Number Filter, the biggest concern is: will previously detected numbers be charged again when imported to the new platform?

KK-DATA’s data deduplication warehouse solves this: the system checks numbers already screened in historical tasks. When a new task is submitted, it automatically identifies duplicate numbers and does not incur additional detection costs (provided the same platform and same detection type).

Best practice: Upload the list of numbers (with status) already detected on 007 Number Filter to KK-DATA’s dedup warehouse. The system will automatically compare and only submit numbers not yet screened.

Step 5: Result Export and Task Notification

KK-DATA supports export in CSV, TXT, and other formats. After a task completes, you can download the screening results from the console.

Additionally, you can receive task completion notifications via Telegram: bind your Telegram account in the console settings, and messages will be sent automatically upon task completion. Compared to 007 (which may only support email notifications), this is more efficient.

Workflow Optimization Suggestions After Migration

After migrating from 007 Number Filter to KK-DATA, it is recommended to restructure the screening process:

“Global Number Generation → Screening → Dedup → Export” Pipeline

1. Generate: Use KK-DATA’s “Global Number Generation” feature to generate raw numbers based on target countries or number ranges (free to generate).
2. Screen: Import the generated numbers into a screening task, select the desired detection types (Telegram/WhatsApp, etc.).
3. Dedup: Use the data warehouse for cross-task deduplication to avoid duplicate charges.
4. Export: Select export fields as needed (including tgid, wsid, gender, etc.), batch download.

This process greatly reduces manual steps and improves lead generation efficiency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will numbers already screened on 007 Number Filter be charged again when imported to KK-DATA?

A: KK-DATA’s dedup warehouse detects numbers already screened in historical tasks. When submitting a new task, the system marks duplicates and does not charge extra detection fees. However, this requires the same platform (e.g., Telegram) and same detection type. It is recommended to use the dedup warehouse to organize numbers before importing.

Q: The CSV exported from 007 Number Filter has multiple columns. How to import it into KK-DATA?

A: Keep only the phone number column (with international code, e.g., “+8613800138000”), delete other columns. Save as a plain text TXT file or single-column CSV, one number per line. KK-DATA will automatically recognize the format.

Q: Does KK-DATA support TGID export, which 007 Number Filter may have?

A: Yes. KK-DATA provides a “tgid export” field in Telegram screening tasks. You can check it in export settings to include it with detection results.

Q: Do I need to relearn operations when migrating from 007 Number Filter to KK-DATA?

A: The core workflow is similar (upload numbers → select detection → export results), but the interface and field names differ. It is recommended to read the Documentation or contact customer service @kkdata_cc for migration guidance. The console provides detailed task creation instructions.

Q: Which is more cost-effective, 007 Number Filter or KK-DATA?

A: Both operate on a pay-per-use model, but exact pricing depends on real-time rates on each platform’s console. KK-DATA offers no-subscription plans; recharge USDT and pay per detection record—pay for what you use. It is recommended to compare based on estimated task volume.

Log in to the KK-DATA Console to register for free and try it out, or refer to the Documentation for a detailed migration guide. For questions, contact Telegram customer service @kkdata_cc.