Prove what your agents said on every SSDI call.

Disability leads are some of the most litigated calls in the country. Klariqo turns every SSDI call on your dialer into a signed, tamper-evident record, scored against your compliance rules, so when a complaint lands months later you can show exactly what was said, that it was not altered, and when.

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SSDI is a lawsuit waiting for a bad call.

Disability lead generation runs on volume, vulnerable claimants, and a plaintiff's bar that watches this vertical closely. Under the TCPA a single misstep runs $500 to $1,500 per call, and SSDI campaigns place those calls by the thousand.

  1. Guaranteeing benefits or approvalNo one can promise the SSA will approve a claim. Say it on a recorded line and it is evidence against you.
  2. Implying you are the governmentSounding like the SSA or a federal agency is a fast track to a deceptive-practices complaint.
  3. Ignoring a "stop calling"The moment a person opts out and the call continues, you have a do-not-call violation on tape.

None of this shows up in a QA sample of two calls out of two hundred. It shows up in the one call nobody reviewed, six months later, in a demand letter.

TrustedForm proves they opted in. Klariqo proves what was said.

You already certify the front of the funnel. TrustedForm and Jornaya prove the lead consented, what disclosure they saw and when they clicked. A KCR proves what your agent actually said once the phone connected. Together you can defend the whole interaction rather than the click.

Record. Score. Verify. Every call.

  1. Sealed the moment it ends.Klariqo seals the call as a vCon: the transcript, a SHA-512 fingerprint of the audio, and the exact time, wrapped in a digital signature. Change one byte and the seal breaks.
  2. Every call against your rules.Every SSDI call is scored against your own scorecard rather than a sample, with each flag pinned to the transcript line that triggered it.
  3. The KCR is yours.Drop any call into the public verifier and confirm, in your own browser, that it is intact and which key signed it. No account, and nothing leaves your machine.

Your rules, scored on every call, pinned to the transcript.

You define the scorecard for your SSDI campaigns. Klariqo scores every call against it and flags the moment, with the exact line from the transcript as evidence. A typical SSDI scorecard catches:

Guaranteed benefits

An agent telling a claimant "you'll definitely get approved".

An ignored opt-out

The call continuing after a "take me off your list".

Medical or legal advice

An agent drifting into advice they are not qualified to give.

A rushed disclosure

A required disclosure missing, or read too fast to land.

No new dialer. No new workflow.

Klariqo plugs into VICIdial natively, the dialer most SSDI shops already run, in about ten minutes. Your agents and your campaigns stay exactly as they are. The signed records just start showing up.

SSDI, straight answers.

What does this give me when a complaint lands?

A signed record of what was actually said on the call, scored against your own rules, with every flag pinned to the transcript line that triggered it. Evidence you hand over, in a file the other side can check themselves.

We already use TrustedForm. What does this add?

TrustedForm certifies the opt-in: what the lead saw and agreed to. Klariqo certifies the other half, what your agent said once the call connected. Together they cover the whole interaction.

Will it catch an agent guaranteeing benefits?

If that is on your scorecard, yes. Every call is scored against your rules and the flag is pinned to the exact line in the transcript, so you have the evidence rather than just an alert.

Do I have to switch dialers or change my scripts?

No. Klariqo runs on VICIdial natively and scores against the rules you already enforce. Nothing about how your agents work has to change.

What does tamper-evident mean in a dispute?

Each record carries a cryptographic fingerprint of the audio and a digital signature. Change a single byte and verification fails, so you can prove the record is exactly what was captured on the call.

See it on your own SSDI calls.

Bring the dialer you already run. Your first 10,000 recorded calls are free, and you can check one yourself in the browser.

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