A compliance posture is only as good as the evidence you can produce months later, which is why consent lives on the lead record rather than in a separate system. These two pages describe the architecture: how consent is captured and carried per buyer for TCPA, and how data-subject requests, retention, and transfers are handled for GDPR and CCPA. Neither is legal advice — they describe what the platform does, so your counsel can judge the rest.
Two Frameworks
One page for consent and calling rules, one for personal-data rights. Both describe mechanics, not marketing positions.
Consent capture at the source, per-buyer consent metadata for the 2023 FCC one-to-one ruling, DNC integration, and an audit log entry on every lead.
A data-subject request workflow with a 30-day SLA, consent tracking, data minimization, standard contractual clauses for transfers, and a DPA on request.
Evidence By Default
Consent metadata, DNC checks, and an audit log entry travel with the lead record — so a dispute months later is a lookup, not an investigation.
No feature tiers — metered usage billed as you go.