A Klariqo Call Record (KCR) is Klariqo's signed, tamper-evident, independently timestamped record of a single call, scored for compliance and generated on the dialer you already run. It is the call-event equivalent of a web-form consent certificate like TrustedForm: the branded, checkable artifact a buyer can require from every vendor and audit across 100% of calls.
One digital asset, four layers: automated QA scoring, a cryptographic signature, automated PII redaction, and an independent trusted timestamp you can check with standards attorneys already recognize.
Every call scored for compliance against your own rules, not a 2% sample.
A SHA-512 signature seals the audio, transcript, and analysis. Any change is detectable.
Card numbers, SSNs, and health details are automatically detected and redacted from transcript and audio.
Witnessed on JLINC and sealed with an independent RFC 3161 trusted timestamp (DigiCert), the standard behind legal e-signatures, proving the record existed at that moment and could not be backdated.
The signature proves it is unaltered: change one byte and the seal breaks. An independent RFC 3161 trusted timestamp, the standard behind legal e-signatures, proves when the record existed and that it could not be backdated. Both prove integrity and timing, not that the call was lawful. Check either by the KCR_ID at verify.klariqo.com, or offline with any standard reader.
The network requires a TrustedForm certificate to prove consent on every lead. Require a KCR on every call to prove what was said. Tell your centers: every call delivers a KCR, or you do not pay for it.
A KCR does not make you compliant and it is not a compliance certification. It is audit-ready evidence; the compliance program stays yours.
KCR_ID coming
A shareable handle that opens one call's full chain of custody at verify.klariqo.com, with no login. Rolling out.
Make one from a real call in your browser, or read the full deep-dive on how a KCR compares to a raw recording and a QA score.