Right before Avortyx places an outbound call, it looks up the lead’s state and checks it against your active rules. A call that would break one is not dropped: it is held and rescheduled for the next moment it is allowed.
Calling Hours
A calling window for each day in each state, measured in the lead’s own time zone.
Contact Limits
The most calls and texts, combined, one number may receive within a rolling window.
Holiday Blackouts
No outbound calls to leads in chosen states on the dates you mark.
Combine hours, limits and holidays into a named Rule Group, then apply it to the whole account or only to certain offers. Our team can help you set up the groups your program needs.
Please read: compliance is shared
Avortyx gives you the controls to run a compliant calling and messaging program, but using them does not make a program compliant on its own. You remain responsible for how they are configured and for meeting the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule (TSR), FCC regulations and every other federal and state law on telemarketing and consumer privacy that applies to you.
Avortyx routes calls in real time; it is not an archive. Recordings, transcripts, call logs and consent records should be exported to your own storage, including before any automatic PII redaction runs, so you can meet your record-keeping duties. Avortyx is not liable for data kept only on the platform that is later deleted, redacted or unavailable.
Nothing here is legal advice.See the Terms of Service for the full terms on compliance and data retention.
