The TRACED Act's signing deadline made STIR/SHAKEN attestation the deciding factor in whether customers pick up — here's what full attestation actually changes.
An unanswered call is frustrating for agents, supervisors, and clients alike — here's how full A-level attestation and Caller ID mapping work together to fix it.
A checklist for call centers working with their carriers to confirm full-attestation STIR/SHAKEN signing before the July 2021 compliance deadline, plus red flags to watch for.
With the STIR/SHAKEN deadline approaching, call centers that haven't confirmed A-level attestation from their carrier risk declining contact rates and blocked calls.
QVD's President and compliance attorney Michele Shuster walked BPESA members through STIR/SHAKEN attestation levels and the risk of ignoring the looming July 2021 deadline.
How SHAKEN attestation tokens and carrier analytics engines both evolved from FTC and FCC initiatives, and what call centers need to get right on SIP, Caller ID, and monitoring.
STIR/SHAKEN is the Caller ID authentication framework carriers must implement under the TRACED Act, tracing spoofed robocalls back to their origin and restoring consumer trust.
QVD welcomed call center and BPO veteran Steve Eveland as Vice President of Sales, tasked with launching Trusted Call Completion and improving client contact rates.
QVD became one of the first carriers authorized by the STIR/SHAKEN governing authority to digitally sign calls with full attestation, ahead of the TRACED Act's mandate.
TextBetter's white-label SMS service now integrates with Telinta's hosted softswitch platform, letting VoIP providers text-enable any US phone number without porting DIDs.