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Cold outreach, admitted under an executed waiver
Purchased and rented lists, admitted under a waiver you sign.
Run the list you already own. Contacts you purchased, rented, or had appended now call under the Cold Outreach & Data Provenance Waiver you execute, which is the same instrument that admits an artificial-voice voicemail and a call to someone from whom you hold no prior consent.
Who it is for. Accounts whose program is genuinely theirs — their data under their own supplier agreement, their carrier, their targeting, their script. The screen admits a closed list of conditions under the waiver, each rides out on the verdict by name, and electing one without the executed waiver refuses rather than proceeding. Production activation re-verifies the document at the served bytes, so the checkbox on the screening form is an intent to sign and was never an agreement.
What the waiver covers. Contact data you hold under your own supplier agreement: purchased, rented, appended. The bar is provenance you can name, and an applicant who cannot name theirs reaches a human review before anything dials. The four controls enforced in code run on this traffic exactly as they run on every other call, so admitting cold outreach costs you none of the floor you already have.
A signature records who carries responsibility for the program. Whether the call was one you were entitled to place is yours to determine with your own advisors. The Trust Center states the same division, and the waiver itself is published in the legal set so you can read it before you sign it.