FCC & Compliance
The US federal statute governing telemarketing calls, autodialers, pre-recorded messages, and consumer consent, enforceable through private lawsuits.
The TCPA requires prior express consent for many categories of automated and pre-recorded calls, restricts calling hours, and mandates honoring do-not-call requests.
Unlike FCC forfeitures, the TCPA carries a private right of action with statutory damages per call, which makes class actions a substantial commercial risk for callers.
Your enterprise customers' TCPA exposure becomes your reputational and traffic-quality problem, so consent posture belongs in your customer onboarding checks.
An automatically dialed call that delivers a pre-recorded or artificial voice message, legal only with the right consent or exemption.
The process of verifying who a voice customer really is, what traffic they intend to send, and whether they are authorized to use the numbers they present.
Regulatory protection from liability for providers that block or mitigate calls in good faith using reasonable analytics and documented processes.
SipShield scores live SIP traffic with patented AI so the controls behind this term run automatically — and leave the audit trail regulators expect.