US Regional Guide

Outbound calling in the United States.

Operational considerations for outbound calling under TCPA, TSR, and state-level regulations. DNC, STIR/SHAKEN, consent, and calling hours.

Quick answer

DialerBee provides an outbound calling guide for the United States covering TCPA, TSR, state-level telemarketing regulations, the National DNC Registry, STIR/SHAKEN caller ID authentication, consent requirements, and per-timezone calling-hour enforcement. DialerBee supports 9 languages, per-state compliance rule configuration, real-time abandon-rate monitoring, BYOC SIP routing, and immutable audit trails for litigation defense.

Key Considerations

What to know about US outbound calling

TCPA

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act regulates telemarketing calls, autodialed calls, and prerecorded messages. DialerBee provides configurable compliance checks for TCPA requirements.

Consent Requirements

TCPA requires prior express written consent for certain call types. DialerBee tracks consent type, source, timestamp, and expiry per contact.

National DNC Registry

The FTC National Do Not Call Registry must be checked before telemarketing calls. DialerBee supports internal and external DNC list enforcement.

Calling Hours

Federal rules restrict telemarketing calls to 8am-9pm in the consumer's local time. Many states have stricter windows. DialerBee enforces per-timezone calling hours.

Additional Considerations

STIR/SHAKEN, state laws, and abandon rates

STIR/SHAKEN

Caller ID authentication framework required by the FCC. DialerBee supports BYOC carriers with STIR/SHAKEN attestation.

State-Level Regulations

Many US states have telemarketing laws stricter than federal rules. DialerBee supports per-state compliance rule configuration.

Abandon-Rate Limits

TSR limits abandon rates to 3% per campaign per 30-day period. DialerBee monitors abandon rates in real time with automatic pacing adjustments.

Caller ID / CLI

Transmitting misleading caller ID is prohibited under the Truth in Caller ID Act. DialerBee ensures valid, registered CLIs per campaign.

Retry Rules

Excessive contact attempts increase TCPA litigation risk. DialerBee enforces configurable retry caps and cooling periods.

Recording Consent

Recording laws vary by state — some require all-party consent. DialerBee supports configurable recording announcements per state.

How DialerBee Helps

Tools for US compliance

Default-Deny Checks

Every dial is checked against DNC, consent, calling hours, and retry limits before it connects. Configurable per campaign.

Per-Timezone Hours

Automatic calling-hour enforcement across all US time zones. State-level overrides supported.

Immutable Audit Trail

Every compliance check, consent record, and blocked call logged with tamper-evident records for litigation defense.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does DialerBee support TCPA compliance checks?
Yes. DialerBee provides configurable compliance checks including DNC registry lookups, consent verification, calling-hour enforcement, and retry limits — all checked before every dial.
Can DialerBee enforce calling hours across US time zones?
Yes. DialerBee enforces per-timezone calling-hour restrictions automatically. Federal rules restrict telemarketing to 8am-9pm in the consumer's local time, and state-level overrides are supported.
Does DialerBee support STIR/SHAKEN caller ID authentication?
DialerBee supports BYOC carriers that provide STIR/SHAKEN attestation. This ensures your caller ID is authenticated and less likely to be flagged as spam.
Can DialerBee handle state-level telemarketing regulations?
Yes. DialerBee supports per-state compliance rule configuration. States like California, Florida, and New York have requirements stricter than federal rules, and DialerBee can enforce state-specific calling hours and consent rules.

This page is for operational education only and is not legal advice. Regulations change. Customers should consult qualified counsel.

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