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Automated-dialing free zone to support your TCPA compliance strategy
While it's important to stay compliant, you also need to maintain your contact center's efficiency and productivity. Too many cloud TCPA (telephone consumer protection act) compliance solutions are either cumbersome, slowing productivity and limiting output, or so lightweight they don't reliably facilitate compliance. With our Safe dial solution, we've created a product that dependably helps enable you to manage TCPA compliance without sacrificing your contact center's productivity. Our compliance-supporting tools are specifically designed to streamline processes and improve your control, giving you the resources you need to manage compliance and increase productivity.
How a TCPA dialer works
1. Take control of your TCPA compliance
Uses human intervention, risk management, and intelligent technology to help you manage TCPA compliance software across your contact centers
2. Streamline processes for better results
Improves productivity and operational efficiency for every agent and campaign
3. Utilize TCPA compliance software and resources
Offers full control and awareness of compliance and compliance-adherence tools
ELEVATE THE AGENT EXPERIENCE
Arm agents with the information, tools, and guidance they need to own every moment
Keep agents well-informed
with quick access to customer information and seamless syncing between agent desktop and external applications
Focus on winning customers, not troubleshooting tech
with simplified, intuitive UI
Smooth out the sales process
with guided engagement flows that automatically adapt to each customer interaction
COACHING AND ANALYTICS
Never stop improving the way your business wins–and serves–customers
Boost agent performance
with real-time call center manager or supervisor coaching capabilities from Monitor, Chat Suggestions, and Barge-in
Understand where help is needed
with at-a-glance visibility of live reporting dashboards that analyze agent success
Improve quality assurance
with closed feedback loops from readily available call recordings
MAXIMIZE OUTPUT & OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
Give agents the power to get more done
Make stronger connections
with automated dialers and blending in the background leading the way to live prospects and increased productivity
Count on 99.999% uptime
from dependable connections that don’t leave agents or customers hanging
Tailor campaigns to your goals
with rule-setting and data integration capabilities for establishing who you’re calling, when you’re calling, and how often
BUILT FOR TRUST
Create trust and promote positive customer engagements
Mind regulations as you go
with Safe Dial, featuring TCPA compliance-supporting tools, human intervention, and time zone conscious technology
Respect your customers
with seamless DNC list integration that lets customers opt out and helps agents stay aware of their choice
Encourage call-backs
with around-the-clock reachability from real call back numbers, IVR, intelligent blending, and inbound routing
TCPA definition
What is TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act)?
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act or TCPA is a federal statute signed into law to stop the growing trend of unwanted telemarketing calls to consumers.
Signed in 1991, this law aims to restrict unwanted solicitations, specifically telemarketing, with the use of automated phone equipment and automated dialers. It restricts the use of pre-recorded voice messages, robocalls, SMS, and fax, especially for the purpose of selling goods and services.
The law emphasizes that without explicit customer consent, businesses must strictly follow prescribed solicitation rules for contact center compliance. Consumer consent is a big part of the law and should be the focus of any business that directly communicates with customers.
TCPA Do not call registry
What is the National Do Not Call Registry?
The National Do Not Call Registry refers to a list or registry of phone numbers from people who communicated their preference to limit the number of telemarketing and other solicitation calls they receive. Registration is free for consumers and can apply to both home and mobile phone numbers.
Subscribers who still receive unwanted calls when their number has been registered for 31 days can report the incidents to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), who manages the registry itself. The registry is enforced by the FTC, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and state officials.
TCPA compliant dialer
What is the definition of autodialer under the TCPA?
One of the main items of contention concerning how businesses can keep themselves compliant would be the definition of autodialers and predictive dialers. Under the TCPA, any device with the capacity to store and produce telephone numbers that are random or sequentially generated, then dial the said stored phone numbers, can qualify as an ATDS (automatic telephone dialing system) or autodialer.
The Ninth Circuit panel double-downed on this with their declaratory ruling, which applies a more expansive definition of an autodialer. According to them, any device that can dial stored telephone numbers,, “whether or not the numbers were generated by a random or sequential number generator” is still considered an autodialer or automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) under the TCPA rules and regulations.
Businesses are advised to be more vigilant when it comes to interpreting the definition of an autodialer. While the Ninth Circuit panel’s stand on this can still be reversed in the higher courts or may be clarified further in the future, your current call center software’s dialing feature may still fall under what FCC interpretation defines as an autodialer under the TCPA rules. You may find that your business is committing illegal robocalls without knowing it.
TCPA Restrictions
What does TCPA specifically prohibit?
Explicitly, this law is prohibiting contact with consumers unless your organization has “prior express consent”. This applies to telemarketing, text messages, faxes, and pre-recorded calls or robocalls.
While that sounds simple enough, there are intricacies to the law that your business might want to be familiar with, like:
- Consent does not survive when the telephone number is reassigned. You may still be in violation if the number called is reassigned or a wrong number.
- Consumers may revoke consent at any time through a reasonable way. It also means that your business has to provide consumers with a reasonable way to opt-out of their consent.
- Phone service companies can provide robocall blocking to consumers
- There are still instances where companies are allowed to automatically dial calls or where a dialer sends text messages to wireless phones even without consumer consent. This only applies to alerts and notifications about potential fraud or important reminders such as medication refills. Even then, companies still have to provide consumers with an option to opt-out of the notifications.
- Companies that use preview dialer may still be held liable if their contact center has the capacity to make automated calls and the consumer’s consent is not established.
TCPA compliance
How to be TCPA compliant
Being compliant is all about securing consumer consent. It means constant vigilance when it comes to the integrity of your consumer contact information list. Have they been reassigned, ported, or are simply wrong numbers? Verifying data like these can be tedious and may sacrifice the productivity and efficiency of your contact center.
Fortunately, through benefits like the RingCentral Safe dial solution, your business can get a TCPA dialer that is equipped with compliance-supporting tools. This will allow your organization to strike a balance between managing contact center compliance while improving productivity.
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