STIR/SHAKEN Overview

I’m trying to reach you about your car’s extended warranty. Not really, but isn't that one of the most frustrating things to hear when you answer your phone? What’s worse is when the company that made the phone call spoofed a local number to trick you into answering your phone.

Spoofing is when someone with nefarious intentions falsifies the information sent to your caller ID. Most of the time, the numbers spoofed have local area codes, which make people think the call is “safe” to answer.  These calls either come through by scammers or take place as robocalls. Sadly, spoofing is a major issue in the United States.

This is great news for business owners. While taking the extra steps to make sure that your business phone number has a signature seems like a hassle, in the end, your business phone number and reputation will become more trustworthy.

Due to this slow adoption, robocalls and spoofing are still a major issue in the United States. The number of spoofed phone calls was as high as 4.9 billion calls per month, and after implementation, that number dropped. However, it only dropped to

As a business owner, you will need to make sure that you are abiding by all the regulatory requirements set forth by not only the federal but also local government agencies. Luckily for you, if you have a great communications solutions provider, they will make sure that it is all taken care of through your platform. You and your business will be covered just by using their communications solution.

has your business’ success in mind. We know that your business, your customers, and your livelihood depend on a great deal of hard work. We want you to be able to focus on supporting your customers and leave the FCC stuff to us.