We record calls. You’re responsible for telling callers if your state requires it. By default, the agent says “this call may be recorded.”
The Service records and transcribes calls answered by the agent. Recordings and transcripts are stored in your account for the retention period defined in our Privacy Policy (default 90 days; configurable).
Call-recording notification laws vary by state. Many US states (the majority) require “one-party consent”: only one party to the call must know it’s being recorded. Others, including California, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Washington, require “all-party consent.” The list changes; check the current law in every state your callers may be located in.
By default, the agent’s opening greeting includes a brief recording disclosure (“this call may be recorded for quality”). You may opt out of the default disclosure in writing, but you accept full responsibility for ensuring caller notification in compliance with every applicable law.