When a demand letter arrives, what do you hand over?

A call recording is a file. A Klariqo Call Record is a signed, timestamped evidence bundle your lawyer, auditor or buyer can check without trusting your dashboard.

The burden of proof lands on you, whoever dialled.
Close a claim in hours, with a record the other side can check.

A demand letter arrives. The clock starts.

Three steps, and none of them involve asking us for anything.

01

Retrieve it

Find the call by date, agent or campaign and pull the complete signed file. It is yours to hold, so nobody has to open a ticket with us first.

02

Check it

Drop it into the browser verifier. In seconds it confirms the audio fingerprint and transcript are unaltered, against a signature and an independent timestamp.

03

Hand it over

Send it to the auditor or to the other side's counsel. They check it themselves, without an account and without taking your word for anything.

You do not have to take our word for it.

Change one byte and the seal breaks.

The moment a call ends, the record is sealed with a signature over the transcript, the analysis and a fingerprint of the audio. Alter any of it and verification fails, so tampering always shows. That is the claim that survives the other side's lawyer.

We make every call provable.

What was said, that the record is intact, and when it existed. Three facts you can put in front of a regulator, an auditor or the other side's counsel, and have them check for themselves.

What the record settles.

  1. What was saidBoth sides of the call, in a transcript sealed with the record.
  2. That it was not alteredA signature over the transcript, the analysis and a SHA-512 fingerprint of the audio.
  3. When it happenedWitnessed on JLINC and timestamped by DigiCert, so the timing is attested by someone other than us.
  4. How it scoredAgainst the rules you wrote, on every recorded call. This is the paid layer, from two cents a minute.

All four travel inside one open file you hold, so the answer is in your hands before anyone asks the question.

Different campaigns, different exposure.

Every one of them comes back the same way: a signed record of what was said.

TCPA

If a plaintiff says your agent ignored a do-not-call request, you hand over the timestamped transcript of the whole call.

FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule

Exportable records of your disclosures and what was said, ready for an audit without a reconstruction project.

State mini-TCPAs

Florida, Oklahoma and Washington among others carry private rights of action. Signing every dial gives you the record for every one.

PII redaction

Card numbers, Social Security numbers and health details detected and removed from transcript and audio. The paid layer, three cents a minute.

Straight answers.

What does this give me in a TCPA dispute?

A signed, tamper-evident record of what was actually said, when it happened, and how it scored against your rules, including proof your agent honoured an in-call opt-out. Defensible evidence, in a file you hold and the other side can check.

How is the record tamper-evident?

It carries a SHA-512 fingerprint of the audio and a digital signature over the record. Change one byte of the audio or one character of the transcript and verification fails, so you can show it is exactly what was captured.

What does the timestamp add on top of the signature?

The signature proves the record is unaltered. The timestamp proves when it existed. Each record is witnessed on JLINC and sealed with an independent RFC 3161 trusted timestamp from DigiCert, so timing is attested by an outside authority rather than claimed by us.

Where does the proof live?

Inside the record itself, as a signature and an independent timestamp. That keeps your calls off every public surface, including ledgers, and lets you check a record offline with nothing published anywhere.

Is the verifier really public?

Yes, and it is safe precisely because of how it works. It runs in the reviewer's browser and they have to already hold the file to check it, so nobody can browse or list anyone's calls.

Where does my call data live?

In private, access-controlled storage, never on a public or searchable surface. For EU operations it stays in the EU. You can pull your signed records whenever you want.

Does this cover human agents, or only AI calls?

Both. Every call your floor makes gets the same record and the same audit trail.

What about card numbers or SSNs spoken on a call?

Turn on PII redaction for the campaigns that need it. Those spans are detected and removed from the transcript and muted in the audio. It is the paid layer, three cents a minute, and it matters most in healthcare, finance and collections.

Put one of your own calls through the verifier.

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