Trusted Calling ™

Increase your live answer rates. Customers are 200% more likely to answer a call if they know and trust who's calling.

Trusted Calling

Keep your good name and stay compliant
Stay ahead of the constantly changing carrier landscape

Number Reputation


Prevent and fix numbers improperly labeled  “Spam Likely”

Call Protection


Don’t call phone numbers known to have egregious intentions

STIR/SHAKEN


Authenticate calls to increase trust and prevent spoofing

Federal DNC


Scrub leads against the Federal Do Not Call (DNC) list

Fed/State Compliance


Understand and meet Federal and State requirements

Caller Name (CNAM)


Display your brand’s name, improving recognition and trust

Best Time to Call (BTC)


Use AI to predict the best time to call someone - Coming Soon!

Knocking (Pre Call Auth)


Verify calls with carriers before they're made - Coming Soon!

Why are people ignoring my calls?

87%

of people won't answer unless they recognize the caller's number

39%

annual increase in the number of spam calls

70%

annual rise in the number of Americans falling victim to phone scams

FEATURES

How to earn your customers' trust

Mislabeling Removal

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Mislabeling Removal

The carrier algorithms aren’t perfect! Phone calls are being mislabeled as “Spam Risk”, “Scam Likely”, etc. You need to have your phone numbers properly registered, monitored, and have the mislabeling removed. Even phone numbers already in use can be easily remediated.

Branded Caller ID

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Branded Caller ID

You can display your company name on outbound calls so the contact knows who’s calling. Receive detailed answer rate reports from the carriers on your calling campaigns.

Verified Call

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Verified Call

Your calls will appear with a verified checkmark on the phone’s display screen and call log. Letting the contact know that the call is from a trusted source and not being spoofed.

Add a heading (1)

Mislabeling Removal

The carrier algorithms aren’t perfect! Phone calls are being mislabeled as “Spam Risk”, “Scam Likely”, etc. You need to have your phone numbers properly registered, monitored, and have the mislabeling removed. Even phone numbers already in use can be easily remediated.

Add a heading (2)

Branded Caller ID

You can display your company name on outbound calls so the contact knows who’s calling. Receive detailed answer rate reports from the carriers on your calling campaigns.

Add a heading (4)

Verified Call

Your calls will appear with a verified checkmark on the phone’s display screen and call log. Letting the contact know that the call is from a trusted source and not being spoofed.

DEMO

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Your calls, but better. Enter your business information and see what calls could look like with Trusted Calling ™ by Ytel.

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Branded Caller ID With Ytel
Business Name
(800) 382-4913
Reason for the call
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FAQ

Need clarification?

Why are my phone numbers being mislabeled as "Spam Likely"?

Phone numbers can be mistakenly labeled as "Spam Likely" due to the methods employed by telecom service providers and phone operating systems to identify and protect users from unwanted spam calls. Here's why:

  1. Machine Learning Algorithms: Many companies use machine learning algorithms to predict whether a call is spam or not. These algorithms are trained on large datasets of phone calls that have been marked as spam. However, no algorithm is perfect, and there can be false positives, where legitimate calls are incorrectly marked as spam.

  2. Number Spoofing: Spammers often use number spoofing techniques, where they mask their actual phone number with a different one when making calls. If a spammer spoofs a legitimate phone number that happens to be yours, that could lead to your number being flagged as spam.

  3. Blacklists: Some apps and services use blacklists of known spam numbers. If your number has been mistakenly added to such a list, it may be flagged as spam.

  4. User Reports: If enough people report a certain number as spam, it may be flagged as such. This can happen by mistake or if people are reporting the number for the wrong reason.

  5. Shared Characteristics: If your phone number shares characteristics with numbers that are frequently used for spam (such as the same area code and prefix), it might be flagged as "Spam Likely".

Service providers and operating systems continuously work on refining their spam detection methods, but mistakes can happen due to these reasons. If your number is being falsely flagged as spam, it's worth contacting your service provider to help resolve the issue.

How can I get mislabels like "Spam Likely" removed?

The carrier algorithms aren’t perfect! Phone calls are being mislabeled as “Spam Risk”, “Scam Likely”, etc. You need to have your phone numbers properly registered, monitored, and have the mislabeling removed. Even phone numbers already in use can be easily remediated. Ytel's number reputation management tool can automatically do this for you. 


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Who can use Branded Caller ID?

Branded Caller ID is for companies calling contacts with whom they have an existing relationship. An existing relationship can be in the form of prior communications or if they explicitly requested additional information. It isn't designed for calling contacts with no prior relationship with your brand and isn't likely to improve answer rates in these situations.

How are calls branded?

Branding will vary depending on the recipient’s device and mobile carrier. Company name and location will always be displayed, while many calls will also display your logo and a reason for your call.

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