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Compliance, plainly

We don't sell the cheap way.
We sell the legal way.

Ringless voicemail sits in a real legal grey zone. The platforms that brag about ignoring DNC are the ones whose clients eat the fines. We built compliance into the rails so you don't have to white-knuckle every drop.

Six guardrails. Always on.

01
TCPA-aware

We enforce consent flags on the list, attach mandatory identification at the start of each message, and respect per-state restrictions automatically.

02
DNC scrubbing

Federal DNC, state DNC, and your internal opt-out list are checked at the moment of drop — not at upload. Numbers added between upload and send are skipped.

03
Per-state quiet hours

Local quiet hours (typically 8AM–9PM) are enforced based on each number's area-code time zone, with daylight savings handled.

04
Carrier opt-out

If a recipient texts STOP to the callback line or marks a drop as spam at the carrier, they're auto-flagged and never receive another drop from your account.

05
Immutable audit log

Every drop, every recording version, every opt-out is logged with a signed timestamp for seven years. Exportable as CSV or NDJSON for litigation hold.

06
Script review (Operator)

Operator plans include a 24-hour human compliance review of every new voice script before it ships, with redlines and suggestions.

Rules engine

Live rules. Every drop. Every number.

At the moment of drop, each number runs through a 17-stage rules engine. If any stage flags it, the drop is logged as skipped — not billed, not sent.

$ tcg rules describe +1-587-555-4180
federal DNC · clean
state DNC (AB) · clean
account internal opt-out · clean
carrier STOP-list · clean
landline check · mobile (Telus)
quiet hours · MST · 13:42 LOCAL · OK
throttle · 287/min · OK
script ID · TCS-2812 · approved 2026-04-30
recipient consent · prior-business-relationship · 84d
jurisdiction · CA · CRTC rules ON
→ DROP APPROVED · queue position 4,128 / 8,402
Audit log

Seven years. Signed. Exportable.

If a regulator or plaintiff's attorney needs receipts, you can pull them in one click. Every drop record includes the carrier response, the script version, the consent state, and a hash of the audio file that landed.

audit-log-2026-05.csv412,887 rows
2026-05-15T13:42:08Z · drop · +1·587·555·4180 · TCS-2812 · OK · 7c1a…
2026-05-15T13:42:09Z · skip · +1·403·555·8821 · DNC-FED · 7c1b…
2026-05-15T13:42:09Z · drop · +1·780·555·2204 · TCS-2812 · OK · 7c1c…
2026-05-15T13:42:10Z · skip · +1·587·555·9991 · QUIET-HRS · 7c1d…
2026-05-15T13:42:10Z · drop · +1·403·555·7592 · TCS-2812 · OK · 7c1e…
2026-05-15T13:42:11Z · opt · +1·587·555·0166 · STOP-RCVD · 7c1f…
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Compliance FAQ

Real legal questions, real answers.

Is ringless voicemail legal in the US?+
Federal courts have ruled it both ways depending on context. The safest path: only drop to consented contacts, attach the required disclosures, honor opt-outs, and respect per-state restrictions. We do all of this by default. Your account is liable for the underlying message — we make sure the mechanics are clean.
What about Canada?+
Canada's CRTC and CASL frameworks apply. We enforce CRTC unsolicited telecommunications rules and CASL identification at the start of every drop sent to a Canadian number.
Do I need express consent?+
Strongest legal posture: yes, express written consent on file. Prior-business-relationship may be sufficient in some contexts — we ask you to attest at upload.
Can the recipient opt out mid-drop?+
Yes. Inbound STOP texts to your callback number, mark-as-spam events from the carrier, and direct dashboard requests all flag the number permanently.
Do you provide compliance counsel?+
No. We are not a law firm. We give you the mechanics; you bring your counsel for the strategy. We're happy to put your attorney on the phone with our compliance lead.

Want our compliance lead on a call?

We'll walk your attorney through the rules engine, the audit log, and the consent attestation we use at upload.

Schedule a call →