Which TCPA controls does Orbit ship?

Four tenant-owned gates: the quiet-hours time window, opt-out suppression, Do-Not-Call (DNC) scrub, and a STIR/SHAKEN attestation floor. Each ships as a configurable compliance setting you enable per organization; the checklist links each gate to the docs page that walks configuring it.

Where do the country hints come from?

The per-country hints summarize Orbit's registered country rules reference — the same per-country regulatory table the authenticated compliance dashboard reads. The hints are guidance for the checklist; the authenticated country compliance requirements page is the authoritative source.

TCPA compliance checklist

Self-assess the four tenant-owned gates — the quiet-hours window, opt-out suppression, Do-Not-Call scrub, and a STIR/SHAKEN attestation floor — against the country your numbers send to. Free, no sign-up.

TCPA compliance checklist

Pick the country your numbers send to, mark the gates you already have covered, and see the posture in plain language. Each gate is a control Orbit ships as a tenant-configurable setting — this page advises, it never enforces.

Destination country for your numbers

Quiet-hours windowSends to US recipients stay inside the federal 8 AM–9 PM recipient-local calling window on voice, and any tenant window you layer on top for messaging.United States: Federal TCPA window is 8:00 AM–9:00 PM recipient-local for telemarketing voice; several states (e.g. Florida, Oklahoma) close earlier and ban Sunday telemarketing, and the guard fails closed on an unresolvable timezone.Docs: Quiet hours configuration →
Opt-out suppressionSTOP and consent revocations on a recipient suppress every later send to them until re-consent — across campaigns, flows, and one-to-one sends.United States: Automated texts to wireless numbers need prior express consent; opt-outs and revocations must be honored across every send path, not just campaigns.Docs: Send gates →
DNC scrubEvery telemarketing destination is scrubbed against the Do-Not-Call registers you opt into before it dials or texts — off by default, tenant-enabled.United States: The FTC National Do-Not-Call Registry applies to telemarketing calls and texts; scrub against the federal register (and state lists where they apply) before dialing.Docs: DNC scrub →
STIR/SHAKEN attestation floorYour outbound attestation target and inbound floor are declared so your posture can be measured — verification-first, never a platform mandate.United States: US carriers gate robocall risk on STIR/SHAKEN attestation; declare your outbound target (A full attestation where you own the numbers) and measure posture against it.Docs: STIR/SHAKEN attestation posture →

0 / 4 gates covered

None of the four gates are marked covered. Each one ships as an opt-in tenant control; the checklist below names the setting and the docs page for it.

These controls are tenant-owned: Orbit surfaces them as opt-in settings and gates you configure — it never mandates your posture, and nothing on this page enforces or verifies it. The single exception is the federal TCPA 8 AM–9 PM telemarketing voice window, which is a platform-wide guard that fails closed and has no tenant toggle. This checklist is not legal advice — confirm your TCPA obligations with counsel.

Country hints are guidance from our registered per-country rules reference — the authenticated country compliance requirements page is the authoritative source. See the full pricing breakdown for what each channel costs once your posture is set.

Frequently asked questions

Which TCPA controls does Orbit ship?: Four tenant-owned gates: the quiet-hours time window, opt-out suppression, Do-Not-Call (DNC) scrub, and a STIR/SHAKEN attestation floor. Each ships as a configurable compliance setting you enable per organization; the checklist links each gate to the docs page that walks configuring it.
Does Orbit mandate these compliance controls?: No. Compliance posture is tenant-owned: Orbit surfaces these controls as opt-in settings it never forces on you. The single exception is the federal TCPA 8 AM-9 PM telemarketing voice window, which is a platform-wide guard that fails closed and has no tenant toggle. Work out your posture with counsel; Orbit gives you the controls, not a legal verdict.
Where do the country hints come from?: The per-country hints summarize Orbit's registered country rules reference — the same per-country regulatory table the authenticated compliance dashboard reads. The hints are guidance for the checklist; the authenticated country compliance requirements page is the authoritative source.

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