Every U.S. voice service provider must file a Robocall Mitigation Plan with the FCC's RMD — and back it up with real technology. SipShield is the mitigation program you file, plus the evidence you need when the FCC asks for it.
Under 47 CFR § 64.6305, every voice service provider must certify their STIR/SHAKEN status and describe the "reasonable steps" they take to prevent illegal robocall origination.
A written program describing the specific practices you use to prevent origination of illegal robocalls.
Full, partial, or no implementation — and the reason. SipShield gets you to full IP implementation fast.
Documented Know-Your-Customer procedures for onboarding new voice customers, with SipShield KYC baked in.
A process to respond within 24 hours to ITG traceback requests — SipShield logs every call for instant lookup.
Real-time call analytics that detect and block illegal traffic before it hits your subscribers.
Your RMD filing must be kept current. We'll flag when it's time to update, add, or expand your plan.
The FCC has begun aggressively removing non-compliant providers from the Robocall Mitigation Database. Once removed, every intermediate and terminating carrier in the U.S. is legally required to reject your traffic — an effective death sentence for a voice provider.
SipShield keeps you in the database with a documented mitigation program, live analytics, KYC records, and traceback logs that satisfy FCC audits and ITG requests.