Caller ID Remediation™

Eliminate caller ID mislabeling

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Are your contact rates dropping with no clear explanation?

It is likely due to unwanted call blocking and call labeling due to the plethora of robocall-blocking regulations, telecom carrier policies, and apps. Assuring call deliverability in the face of these challenges is of paramount importance to marketers and callers in every industry. Caller ID Remediation™ is a service designed to conquer these challenges and restore your contact rates to where they rightfully should be.

Caller ID Remediation™ Solves Call Deliverability Issues

For companies suffering from “spam likely”, FTC Complaints, and blocked calls, we now offer a spam score remediation service. It is critical for any company plagued with poor call deliverability to not only register their numbers and monitor in real-time, but they must also thoroughly investigate their internal calling procedures and settings.

Our Experts Will Help You Solve Unwanted Call Blocking and Labeling

Our Call Deliverability Experts will review your current call center habits and practice to identify possible inefficiencies and best practices to implement. The goal of this is to not only to beat the algorithm, but to increase contact rates and customer satisfaction.

Because the underlying sources of call deliverability challenges often change and shift according to carrier policies, regulatory actions, consumer behavior, and changes to call blocking and labeling algorithms, solving these issues requires ongoing efforts. Our Caller ID remediation service provides that sort of continued management, ensuring that your contact rates won’t dip again in the future. Our expertise and consistent service solves your call deliverability issues, allowing you to focus on running your business.

Key Features of Caller ID Remediation™

  • Have your numbers registered across all major carriersRemove SPAM likely status from the application companies database. 
  • Receive access to dialer best practices to mitigate spam risk
  • Receive FREE dialing consulting
  • Receive monthly reports on the SPAM status of your numbers. 
  • See how your number is displayed across all devices and carriers

Key Benefits of Caller ID Remediation™

  • Maximize contact rates by removing the “spam likely” on your outbound numbers
  • Reduce costs by buying fewer DIDs
  • Increase your ROI by reaching more buyers


 

Works with major carriers and call-blocking apps

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is caller ID reputation management?

It is the effort necessary to ensure that your calls are not mistakenly blocked or labeled as spam. This can include registering numbers with carriers and in databases, ensuring that those registrations stay current, maintaining calling best practices, monitoring spam scores, and other ongoing efforts to ensure call deliverability.

How to improve caller ID reputation?

The best way to improve your caller reputation and avoid caller ID mislabeling is have an ongoing remediation program and solid policies and procedures to avoid running afoul of the algorithms and protocols.

How does the caller ID reputation remediation service work?

Our experts will handle the necessary ongoing tasks to ensure proper caller ID labeling and caller reputation is maintained. They will also offer caller best practices consulting. We manage your caller reputation and you manage your business.

What is SHAKEN/STIR caller id authentication?

SHAKEN/STIR is a suite of protocols and standards for calls that are intended to combat caller ID spoofing. These protocols are being used by telecom providers, in response to federal and state regulations, to serve technological efforts to prevent illegal robocalls.

Telecom providers use STIR/SHAKEN protocols to build call-blocking features to prevent scammers and illegal robocallers from using their networks. However, it is also entirely possible and perhaps even likely that legitimate callers will also have their calls blocked by these features.

Will STIR/SHAKEN affect my call deliverability?

While it is impossible to say for certain how or even whether or not the broad adoption of SHAKEN/STIR will affect any particular caller, it is certain to affect the calling environment as a whole. SHAKEN/STIR, or similar call authentication frameworks, will soon be adopted by every telecom provider, with many already using it. And thanks to The TRACED Act and new, state-level legislation, providers have every incentive to err on the side of blocking calls, even if that means preventing some perfectly legal calls from being connected. Indeed, there is already evidence of how regulatory enforcement efforts against providers who allow illegal robocalls to get through is ensuring that we are in a new era in terms of call deliverability. All legitimate callers would be well served to have a STIR/SHAKEN solution going forward.

When will the FCC STIR/SHAKEN order take effect?

All large and midsize carriers were required to adopt STIR/SHAKEN call authentication technology by June 30, 2021.

Are STIR/SHAKEN and SHAKEN/STIR the same thing?

Yes. The acronym refers to two different call authentication protocols that are used together. STIR was developed and named first and, when SHAKEN protocols were developed, they were named as backronym in order to refer to James Bond's martini preferences ("Shaken, not stirred"). Because each half of the acronym actually refers to different protocols, STIR/SHAKEN and SHAKEN/STIR can be used interchangeably.

As for what the acronym actually means, STIR stands for Secure Telephony Identity Revisited while SHAKEN stands for Signature-based Handling of Asserted information using toKENs.

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