For insurance agencies
TCPA screening for insurance outbound
Insurance campaigns are among the most targeted by TCPA plaintiffs, especially around open enrollment. Screen every lead before your agents or dialers reach it.
Screen aged and fresh leads
Run purchased and aged insurance leads through litigator and complaint screening before they enter the dialer.
Line type for consent rules
Know which numbers are mobile so autodialed and prerecorded calls get the right consent standard.
Calling windows by time zone
Estimated time zone from the number's region helps you keep calls inside permitted hours.
Pay per scan, no contract
Prepaid credits that never expire. No monthly minimums during slow seasons.
How it works
- 01
Upload a CSV, paste numbers or send them through the API.
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Each number is screened against the lists enabled on your account.
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Get carrier, line type, region and an estimated time zone in the same result.
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Review flagged numbers, export clean lists and keep the history as a record.
FAQ
General information, not legal advice. Screening results do not establish consent or legal compliance.
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