Compliance

Designed for real phone rules—not workarounds.

When someone hears an AI voice on a phone call, U.S. rules generally treat that like other automated or recorded voices. A natural-sounding conversation doesn’t remove those rules. We build for that.

What the software enforces

  • A reason-to-call setting on every campaign
  • Permission required when you say it is
  • Honor opt-outs and block lists
  • Mobile vs landline rules when you set them
  • Limits on how often a number is dialed
  • A saved record of the rules used on each attempt
  • No copying real people’s voices

What you still own

  • Being the organization that places the call
  • Where your numbers come from
  • Permission wording that covers AI phone calls
  • State rules (calling hours, recording, local laws)
  • Election or charity rules when those apply
  • Having a lawyer review before large live programs

Choices that keep things safer

Start simple

Appointment confirms first: clear purpose, people you already know, easy to measure.

No voice clones

Only brand AI voices you choose. Pretending to be someone real is banned.

Stop when unsure

Missing permission or a blocked number means no dial. Test with dry-runs first.

This page explains how the product is designed. It is not legal advice. Live calling programs should be reviewed by qualified counsel.

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