Marketing compliance covers legal guidelines including TCPA, CAN-SPAM, FCC AI voice regulations, and FTC review disclosure rules.
6 of 7 · 12 stepsViolations carry severe financial penalties—up to $1,500 per unauthorized call or text under TCPA—making compliance an essential operational priority.
Require explicit consent language for SMS/phone outreach before forms can be submitted.
Register your EIN, brand details, and message templates with carrier registries.
Scrub outbound calling lists against federal and state DNC registries before making phone calls.
Ensure your messaging system automatically suppresses any contact who replies STOP, END, or CANCEL.
Clearly state at the start of a call or upon inquiry that the caller is speaking with an AI assistant.
Restrict AI voice strictly to inbound callers or leads who explicitly requested contact.
Ensure every email newsletter displays your valid business physical address and unsubscribe link.
Do not offer financial incentives for positive reviews and never post fake artificial reviews.
Do not send automated SMS messages before 8 AM or after 8 PM in the customer's local time zone.
Store timestamped opt-in records with IP addresses and exact form submission language.
Ensure state trade licenses and regulatory disclosures appear where legally required.
Regularly test form consent, suppression lists, and SMS workflows to ensure ongoing adherence.
Fines range from $500 up to $1,500 per willful violation per text or phone call.
RiverX builds TCPA-compliant forms, A2P 10DLC carrier registrations, and automated DNC/STOP suppression directly into your setup.