What a record can show
- The record’s contents, the transcript, a reference to the recording, the QA result, and sentiment, exactly as they were signed.
- That the record was not altered since it was signed.
- That it was signed by Klariqo’s published key (self-asserted).
- That an independent witness recorded the record’s fingerprint at a point in time.
What a record does not do
- It does not make you compliant. Compliance depends on your scripts, your disclosures, your consent practices, and the law that applies to you.
- It does not, by itself, prove that a call was lawful or that consent was valid.
- It is not legal advice and not a substitute for your own counsel.
- Scorecard presets are starter examples for your own review, not legal templates and not a guarantee of any outcome.
Where your responsibility sits
You own your scripts, your consent practices, your retention policy, and review by your counsel. Klariqo gives you a tamper-evident, independently verifiable record of what happened on the call. The compliance program around it is yours.The evidence chain
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