Compliance

Compliance frameworks,
ready to go.

TCPA, Medicare, USA, Canada, the UK — attach the ones that apply to your market and let your Supervisr handle the rest.

Frameworks

Attach the ones that apply.

Each framework is written for a market and kept current for you. One Supervisor can carry several — by jurisdiction, campaign or product line.

10 frameworks

Québec

AMF · LDPSF · Law 25

Complaint regulation 2025 · AMF AI guideline (1 May 2027)

Life & health · first-contact and licensed agents · inbound and outbound · FR and EN. 27 rules in 9 families.

  • AI identity disclosed before turn 3; never claims to be human
  • Advice or suitability intent routed to a licensed human, every time
  • A request for a human honoured within one turn, or the transfer is forced
  • No personal data before identity validation; collection limited to the call

Evidence · full record per call

Canada

CRTC · National DNCL · PIPEDA
OSFI E-23

Unsolicited Telecommunications Rules · E-23 in force 1 Apr 2027 · CCIR fair treatment

Insurance and financial products · first-contact and licensed agents · outbound and inbound · EN and FR.

  • Number screened against the National DNCL and the internal list before dialing
  • Caller identification, purpose and callback number stated at open; CRTC calling hours
  • Consent to collect personal information obtained and scoped before collection
  • Opt-out honoured within one turn and written to the internal list

Evidence · DNCL check and consent, per call

United States · Outbound & first contact

TCPA · FCC AI-voice ruling
FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule

FCC ruling Feb 2024 · state AI-disclosure and recording-consent laws

All products · appointment setting, qualification, service · outbound and inbound · EN-US.

  • AI identity and recording disclosed in the opening turn
  • Consent reference on file before any outbound call to a mobile; no consent, no dial
  • Caller identity, callback number and automated opt-out on every call
  • Calling window checked against the called party's state; opt-out honoured within one turn

Evidence · consent and opt-out, per call

United States · Medicare Advantage & Part D

CMS Marketing Guidelines
42 CFR 422.2274 · TPMO rules

Medicare Communications & Marketing Guidelines · CY2027 rules in force 1 Oct 2026

Medicare Advantage, Part D · licensed agents and TPMOs · sales, marketing and enrolment calls · EN-US.

  • 100 % of sales and enrolment calls recorded; recording verified before close
  • TPMO disclaimer delivered in full before any plan benefit is discussed
  • Scope of Appointment on file and valid before product discussion
  • Plan identified by name before benefits; disclosures confirmed back

Evidence · recordings kept 6 years

United States · Life, Final Expense & Annuities

State insurance codes
NAIC Model #275 · NAIC AI Bulletin

Annuity best interest · replacement and advertising rules by state

Life, final expense, fixed and indexed annuities · licensed agents · sales and advice calls · EN-US.

  • Agent licence and appointment valid in the called party's state before any recommendation
  • Required disclosures delivered and acknowledged: surrender charges, free-look, replacement
  • No guarantees, no misrepresentation of returns or benefits
  • Best-interest basis captured before a recommendation

Evidence · disclosures and rationale

United States · Healthcare

HIPAA Privacy Rule
TCPA healthcare exemption

45 CFR 164 · state telehealth and recording laws

Providers, pharmacies, payers · appointment scheduling, intake, refill reminders · inbound and outbound · EN-US.

  • Patient identity verified with two identifiers before any health information
  • Minimum necessary: the agent asks and discloses only what the call needs
  • Outbound content limited to the healthcare exemption unless consent is on file
  • Third party or voicemail: nothing beyond what the patient authorised

Evidence · identity check and routing

United States · Collections

FDCPA · Regulation F · TCPA

State collection laws

Third-party and first-party collections · outbound and inbound · EN-US.

  • Call frequency within Reg F limits per debt (7 in 7 days; none within 7 of a conversation)
  • Mini-Miranda and validation disclosures delivered where required
  • No disclosure of the debt to third parties; employer and inconvenient-time rules respected
  • Cease-communication and dispute requests honoured within one turn

Evidence · contact history per debt

United Kingdom

FCA Handbook · COBS 9/9A
Consumer Duty · UK GDPR · PECR

FG21/1 vulnerable customers · SYSC records

Pensions and regulated advice · existing clients · annual reviews, appointment setting · EN-UK. 11 obligation domains.

  • Firm, purpose, AI status and recording stated in the first sentences
  • Identity check completed before any personal information is discussed
  • Vulnerability cues end data capture, flag the record, route to a person
  • Administrative calls only: no product, no offer

Evidence · kept as suitability records

European Union

EU AI Act · GDPR

Watch only · no package

Monitored for UK and European buyers. No package; obligations mapped as they take effect.

  • Transparency obligations for AI systems interacting with people
  • Lawful basis and purpose limitation for call data

Evidence · on request

Any jurisdiction

Your own policy

Any product · any agent type · blended with any framework

Your internal policy or script, as rules. Blend it with any framework above.

  • Import your policy or script
  • Write rules in plain words
  • Thresholds and playbooks stay yours

Evidence · same record as every framework

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is voice AI compliance?

Making sure a voice AI agent says what the frameworks it operates under require — a recording disclosure, an AI identification, a licensed transfer when advice comes up — and being able to prove it, call by call.

Does Supervisr replace our voice AI platform?

No. Supervisr is a supervisor that sits beside your agent and works with any voice AI platform. Your agent stays exactly as it is.

Is this legal advice?

No. Supervisr operationalizes compliance: it holds the frameworks, checks every call and produces the evidence. Your legal team decides what the frameworks should say.

What happens when a framework check fails?

The call is flagged, your team is alerted, and the evidence — what was said, which framework, which call — is stored in a trail your compliance team can read.

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