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SOLUTIONS · MEDICARE
Proof of every Medicare call, for the carrier that paid for it.
TrustedForm is for web forms. The KCR is for calls: every Medicare call signed, for the carrier to check any time.
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AGENT
“We do not offer every plan available in your area.”
✓ TPMO DISCLAIMER · SAID AT 00:06Checked on every call, in the first minute.
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Three lines a carrier reads first.
MUST BE SAIDLicensed agent00:03 · AGENTI’m a licensed agent with Northline Benefits.✓ SAID
MUST BE SAIDTPMO disclaimer00:06 · AGENTWe do not offer every plan available in your area.✓ SAID
MUST NOT BE SAID · CRITICALCalling from Medicare01:40 · AGENTWe’re an independent agency. I can compare plans for you.✓ KEPT TO THE SCRIPT
01:38 · CALLERSo you’re calling from Medicare?
01:40 · AGENTWe’re an independent licensed agency. I can compare plans for you.
✓ NO GOVERNMENT AFFILIATION · CRITICALThe question a carrier cares about most, checked on every call.
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CALL ENDS
THE CARRIER
What’s inside a KCR →
The carrier gets proof it can check.
COPY 2 · THE CARRIER · KCR12:20
SignedKlariqo
TimestampRFC 3161 · DigiCert
Check atverify.klariqo.com
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Questions Medicare floors ask first.
What should a Medicare scorecard check first?
The TPMO disclaimer in the first minute, how the agent introduces themselves, and any hint of a government connection. Mark that last one Critical.
Can each campaign have its own scorecard?
Yes. Every campaign gets its own checks, written in your words, and each call is scored against the right one.
Can the carrier check the records itself?
Yes. The carrier looks a record up by its KCR ID, or drops the file in at verify.klariqo.com, and sees it checked.
12:40 · SEALED
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