Do I consume a token when applying a Delpha recommendation?

Learn exactly when Delpha uses a token and why applying a recommendation is always free of charge.

The Short Answer

No. You do not consume a token when applying a recommendation.

In Delpha, the action of a user (or an automated process) accepting and applying a suggested fix is completely free of charge.

When Are Tokens Actually Consumed?

Delpha only consumes a token during the analysis and generation phase.

As explained in our What is a Token? guide, a token is used when the system:

• Scans a record to evaluate its data quality.

• Searches for missing information (like retrieving an email or LinkedIn profile).

• Generates the actual recommendation for you to review.

Once that recommendation is generated and waiting for you, the token has already been spent.

Why Does This Matter?

This pricing model is designed to give you complete freedom over your data governance:

• Unlimited Reviews: Your team can review, apply, or dismiss recommendations as many times as they want without worrying about additional costs.

• Predictable Usage: Your token consumption is entirely driven by your automated data refresh schedule (Daily, Monthly, Quarterly), not by how active your users are in applying the fixes.

Best Practice: Encourage your team to actively review and apply recommendations! Since applying them is free, doing so maximizes the ROI of the tokens you've already consumed to find those insights.