Prove what was said on every call, with a signed, tamper-evident Klariqo Call Record.

You record every call already. In a dispute, that recording proves nothing on its own.

01

You hear one percent of it.

Manual QA samples one to two percent of calls. The call that triggers an expensive complaint or audit is almost never in that sample.

02

A recording can't defend itself.

A file sitting in cloud storage can't prove it wasn't edited. Anyone can question it, and you can't prove them wrong.

03

You can't outsource the liability.

Run your dials on a floor you don't fully see, and the exposure stays yours. The burden of proof always lands on you.

When a dispute or a demand letter lands, the clock starts. Here's how you close a claim in hours instead of months, with the record you own.

01

Retrieve the record.

Find the call in your dashboard by date, agent, or campaign. Pull the complete signed file anytime.

find bydate · agent · campaign
filecomplete signed vCon
accessanytime
02

Verify the signatures.

Drop it into the browser verifier. In seconds it confirms the audio and transcript are unaltered, checking the digital signature and the independent trusted timestamp.

signaturevalid · RS256
timestampDigiCert · RFC 3161
integrityunaltered
✓ VERIFIED
03

Hand it over.

Send the signed record to the plaintiff's counsel or the auditor. It's unalterable evidence of what was actually said, including proof your agent honored any in-call opt-out.

sent tocounsel · auditor
evidencewhat was actually said
✓ AUDIT-READY

Different campaigns carry different liabilities. Every one of them comes back as a signed, independently timestamped record of what was said.

TCPA.

If a plaintiff claims your agent ignored a do-not-call request, you hand over the signed, timestamped transcript of the whole call, showing exactly how it was handled.

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FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule.

Keep clean, exportable records of your disclosures and what was said. Every call is signed and stored as an open vCon, ready for an audit export.

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State mini-TCPAs.

Florida, Oklahoma, Washington and more carry strict rules and private rights of action. Scoring and signing 100% of calls gives you the record for every single dial.

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Every call becomes a Klariqo Call Record (KCR): one open file you can pull and keep, portable, never locked inside our platform. Packaged in an IETF-track open standard called a vCon, and for EU operations it stays in the EU. What's in a KCR?

You don't have to take our word for it. A KCR is built to be checked by anyone, including you.

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Signed and sealed.

The moment a call ends, the record is sealed with a digital signature over the audio, transcript, and analysis. Any change to the record breaks the seal, so tampering is always detectable, and "unaltered" becomes something anyone can check for themselves.

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signedRS256 · sealed
integritytamper-evident
02

Independently timestamped.

Each record is stamped with an independent RFC 3161 trusted timestamp, the standard behind legal e-signatures. "When it existed" stops being our claim and is proven by an outside authority, so a record can't be backdated after a dispute.

timestampDigiCert · RFC 3161
provesexact time of creation
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Verify it yourself.

Drop any record into the public verifier, in your browser. It confirms the record is intact and which key signed it. Nothing leaves your machine.

integrityunaltered
keyidentified
✓ VERIFIED

Verification never means exposure. Nothing about your calls is ever posted publicly, browsable, or searchable, by anyone.

Private, access-controlled storage.

Your audio, transcripts, and any personal details sit in private, access-controlled storage, never on a public or searchable surface. Nothing about a call is ever posted to a public site, not even a fingerprint. Klariqo never sells your call records.

Nothing is posted publicly.

The proof travels inside the record itself: a cryptographic signature and an independent trusted timestamp, both embedded in the file. There is no public ledger and no published hash, so there is zero public metadata about your calls to leak.

Point-verification only.

The verifier runs in your browser and only checks a record someone already holds. No one can search, browse, or list your calls. There's no public directory of who you called.

Sensitive details are filtered out before the record is sealed. Card numbers, SSNs, and health information are automatically detected and redacted from what you store and hand over.

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Redacted from the transcript.

Card numbers, Social Security numbers, and health details are detected and removed from the transcript, so sensitive data isn't left in the text of the record.

card•••• •••• •••• redacted
ssn••• •• redacted
02

Bleeped from the audio.

The same sensitive spans are muted in the recording itself, not just the transcript, so the audio you store and share is redacted too, not only the text.

audiospan muted
storedclean
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On the campaigns you choose.

Turn redaction on for regulated work in healthcare, finance, and collections, so those calls stay clean without changing how your agents work.

healthcareon
collectionson

A record proves what happened. QA flags the problem before it costs you, on every call, against the rules you write.

You write the rules.

What your agents must say and must never say, from a vertical preset or from scratch. We score against your standard, not a generic one.

100% of calls.

Every call your floor makes, AI agent or human rep. Not a sample.

We read the audio, not just a transcript.

The score reflects how it was said, the tone, the hesitation, the arc of the call, not only the words. insight for coaching, not a compliance verdict

Evidence, not a number.

Every flag carries the exact line from the transcript. A critical violation flags the call.

Real-time alerting.

Critical flags surface the moment they happen, so a supervisor can step in before the call ends.

TCPA scorecard97 / 100
Disclosure readline 08
Opt-out honoredline 21
Urgency language reviewline 34
Transfer consent capturedline 42

We make your calls provable, not "compliant." No tool makes you compliant, and any vendor who says otherwise is selling you a liability.

We prove

  • what was said on the call
  • that the record wasn't altered
  • when it happened
  • how it scored against your rules

We don't

  • gather upstream consent (your lead source does, before the call)
  • scrub DNC lists or set calling hours (your dialer's job)
  • vouch that your campaign was legal

We give you the evidence. The legal obligations stay where the law puts them, with you. A record that overclaims is worthless the moment a regulator reads it.

Questions

Straight answers.

Does Klariqo make my calls TCPA-compliant?+
No, and no software can. Compliance depends on the upstream lists and consent you control before the call ever dials. Klariqo makes every call provable: a signed, tamper-evident record of what was actually said, when, and how it scored against your rules. We give you defensible evidence. The legal burden stays yours.
How is this different from call QA software?+
QA dashboards show you charts and a proprietary score. You can't hand a regulator a screenshot. Klariqo gives you signed, portable vCon records you own and anyone can verify independently, unalterable evidence, not a dashboard score you have to vouch for.
Who decides what counts as a violation?+
You do. You author your scorecard from scratch or from an industry preset. We're the neutral auditor, scoring every call against your rules, not a generic standard.
How is the record tamper-evident?+
It carries a SHA-512 fingerprint of the audio plus an RS256 digital signature. Change one byte of the audio or one character of the record and verification fails, so you can prove it's exactly what was captured.
What does the trusted timestamp add?+
On top of the signature, which proves the record is unaltered, each record carries an independent RFC 3161 trusted timestamp, the same standard behind legal e-signatures. It proves when the record existed, attested by an outside authority, so a record can't be backdated after a dispute. It moves "when this happened" from our claim to an independent one.
Does QA cover my human agents too, or only AI calls?+
Both. Every call your floor makes, human rep or AI agent, is scored and signed, the same audit trail either way.
Where does my call data live?+
In private, access-controlled storage. Your audio, transcripts, and customer data are never put on a public or searchable surface, and nothing about your calls is ever posted publicly, not even a fingerprint. You can pull and keep your signed records anytime, and for EU operations the data stays in the EU.
Is the verifier really public?+
Yes. It runs locally in the reviewer's browser, nothing is uploaded to us during a check. The reviewer has to already hold the signed file to verify it, so there's no way to browse or list anyone's calls. Public to use, private by design.
Do you put my calls on a blockchain?+
No. Nothing about your calls, not even a fingerprint, is ever posted to a public site, a blockchain, or any public ledger. The proof travels inside the record itself: a cryptographic signature that proves it's unaltered, plus an independent RFC 3161 trusted timestamp that proves when it existed, the same standard behind legal e-signatures. You verify it offline, with nothing published anywhere.
What about SSNs or card numbers spoken on a call?+
You can turn on PII redaction per campaign. Card numbers, Social Security numbers, and health information are automatically detected and redacted from the transcript and muted in the audio, which matters most in regulated work like healthcare, finance, and collections.

See it on your own calls.

Bring the dialer you already run. We'll show you an audit-ready record of your calls, and you can verify one yourself in the browser.