Security & Compliance
STIR/SHAKEN attestation, TCPA rules, and Do-Not-Call scrubbing run continuously in the background, so compliance is a default, not a separate project.
Security & Compliance, built into one platform
STIR/SHAKEN attestation
Calls carry a signed, verifiable caller ID — A-level attestation confirms you're authorized to use the number you're calling from.
TCPA-aware by default
Automated dialing stays inside consent rules, with required disclosures handled at call time.
Do-Not-Call registry scrubbing
Every list is checked against the DNC registry before a campaign runs, not after a complaint.
Compliance resource hub
Plain-language guides on STIR/SHAKEN, TCPA, and DNC rules whenever your team needs to double-check something.
Common questions about Security & Compliance
It cryptographically signs your caller ID so the carrier on the other end can confirm the call is really coming from the number it claims to. An 'A' attestation means the carrier is fully confident you're authorized to use that number — which is what keeps calls from getting flagged as spam.
A national database of numbers that don't want telemarketing calls. We scrub every outbound list against it automatically before a campaign runs, so a number on the registry never gets dialed.
Want to see it running on your data?
Fifteen minutes on a call is usually enough to tell you whether it's the right fit.
DialerGiants