Clearance checks consent, do-not-call lists, the recipient's local calling hours and your AI disclosure against a policy you control, and keeps a tamper-evident record of every decision. One HTTP call before you dial.
Not legal advice. Clearance applies the rules you configure. The shipped policy is a conservative starting point that your lawyer must review. It does not make any call legal and does not protect you from liability.
+1 212 555 0123
10:00 New York · written consent · AI disclosed
+1 310 555 0123
07:00 Los Angeles · outside_calling_window
+1 605 555 0123
Denver 07:30 / Central 08:30 · must fit every zone
"Hi, this is Ava from Acme Dental"
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In February 2024 the FCC ruled that AI-generated voices count as "artificial" voices under the TCPA (FCC 24-17). So an outbound AI call in the US needs the called party's prior express consent (emergencies aside), and prior express written consent for telemarketing (47 CFR 64.1200(a)). Your dialer has to know which numbers have it, and whether it was revoked.
Article 50(1) of the EU AI Act has applied since 2 August 2026, and the Digital Omnibus (Regulation (EU) 2026/1744) did not delay it: a system that talks with people must let them know it is an AI, unless that is obvious. A prompt edit can quietly remove the disclosure from your greeting.
Calling hours are in the recipient's local time. Some prefixes span several time zones (parts of the US, Spanish mobiles: Madrid and the Canaries). Several US states end sales calls earlier than federal law (Florida, Maryland and Oklahoma at 8 p.m.). And when someone asks "why did you call me?", you need a record in which later edits are detectable.
Teams whose AI agents dial out to people who did not call first.
Check consent, do-not-call lists, local calling hours and AI disclosure before each call.
Block risky calls automatically and keep a hash-chained (optionally signed) record of why each call was allowed.
Rules as a versioned policy, each citing the statute or regulation it encodes, so you can show what was checked and when. Not legal advice.
Import consent records (with the text the person saw), your internal opt-outs, the national DNC file you download yourself (FTC format) and Reassigned Numbers Database results. Stored in SQLite on your machine.
POST /v0/check with the number, purpose and greeting. You get allowed, each reason, the rule it came from and the recipient's local time.
Every decision, consent and opt-out goes into a hash-chained log. clearance verify-log spots edits; clearance proof <number> shows the full history.
# install and run the demo (fixed clock, fictional numbers) pip install . && clearance demo clearance serve # before your agent dials curl -X POST localhost:8787/v0/check -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{ "to_number": "+13105550123", "purpose": "telemarketing", "greeting_text": "Hi, this is Ava, a virtual assistant from Acme." }' { "allowed": false, "reasons": [{ "code": "outside_calling_window", "severity": "block", "message": "... (us-tcpa-telemarketing-hours): America/Los_Angeles 2026-11-06 07:00 ...", "citations": [{ "citation": "47 CFR 64.1200(c)(1) ...", "url": "https://www.ecfr.gov/..." }] }], "recipient_local_time": "2026-11-06T07:00-08:00", "disclaimer": "Technical check against your configured policy. Not legal advice." }
Tested examples for LiveKit SIP, Vapi, Retell and TypeScript are in examples/.
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Up to 500k checks per month.
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