Compliance Management
But we don't stop there. We leverage this expertise and our experience to offer our clients proprietary compliance management technology with every campaign we deliver.
Drips Rules Engine (DRE)
The Drips Rules Engine (DRE, for short) is our secret for robust and responsive compliance management. DRE uses a database of rules, regulations, and best practices that Drips uses for drafting conversational scripts at scale. These include state level regulations, FCC rules, industry-specific requirements, proven Drips best practices and much, much more. This technology empowers our clients to engage while adhering to the necessary rules and standards.
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How do you help us prevent and manage global opt-out requests?
Because we're conversational in nature, we can handle what we call conversational close-outs. We're able to capture all the people who are saying they don't need 'this' anymore in a very natural, conversational way. We close them out, not opt them out. We send the signal back to our client to let you know they don't need the health risk assessment, or they changed their mind on the comprehensive medical review, or they already did their Medicare, Medicare redetermination. You don't have to treat them as a revocation of consent.
What impact can Drips have on the buyer journey?
It has never been harder to get the attention of your consumers. What's more, rules and regulations around outreach are constantly changing, which makes engaging harder every year. Drips is your partner in navigating this landscape. We are experts in "reaching the unreachable" with compliance at the forefront.
What are robocalls and robotexts?
Calls and texts made, randomly or sequentially, to phone numbers or using a pre-recorded voice, using an “automatic telephone dialing system” or an artificial or prerecorded voice. Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and the FCC’s implementing rules, callers and texters must obtain “prior express consent” or “prior express written consent,” depending on the call/text content, from consumers to send such communications absent an applicable exemption.