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Compliance by execution

Compliance is not a badge. It is an execution layer.

VitalScale is designed to evaluate permissions, suppression requirements, licensing, product rules, and customer policies before an automated action is released.

What the platform records and enforces.

  1. Source lineage

    Each opportunity records where the signal originated and when it was observed, so downstream teams can trace it.

  2. Consent and disclosure versioning

    The exact disclosure text and version presented is stored with the record, alongside channel permission and timestamp.

  3. Named-recipient workflows where required

    Where a named recipient must be presented, the platform is designed to select an eligible agency and show it before permission is captured.

  4. DNC and internal suppression handling

    Configured suppression lists and do-not-contact checks are evaluated before an automated action is released.

  5. State and product routing

    License, appointment, and product eligibility are evaluated at assignment time rather than assumed.

  6. Communication records

    Messages, call attempts, replies, and agent actions are retained against the opportunity.

  7. Manual-review gates

    Customers can require human review before specified actions or channels are used.

  8. Exportable evidence packages

    Records can be exported for internal audit, carrier review, or your own compliance processes.

  9. Customer-configurable policies

    Channel rules, cadences, caps, and gates are set by your agency and applied deterministically.

  10. Human overrides with audit trails

    When someone overrides a policy decision, the actor, time, and reason are recorded.

Important notice

VitalScale provides technology and operational controls. It does not provide legal advice, determine every customer's legal obligations, or guarantee compliance. Customers remain responsible for obtaining appropriate legal and compliance guidance.

Nothing on this page is legal advice or a personalized legal opinion. Consult your own counsel and your carriers regarding your obligations.