Glossary
B2B outreach compliance
The short answer
The rules governing how business contact data may be collected, used and stored for outreach.
Different regimes apply in different places, covering consent, disclosure, record keeping and the right to be removed. Business contact data generally enjoys more latitude than consumer data, but it is not unregulated.
Practical obligations that hold almost everywhere: identify yourself, state why you are calling, keep records of source and consent status, and remove people on request.
Buyers should ask any data vendor where records come from, how often they are refreshed and how removal requests are handled. A vendor that cannot answer is a risk.
How we handle it
Opt-outs are honoured within one business day, privacy requests are tracked, and the data-quality page explains the standards applied before delivery.
Related terms
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Do not call (DNC)
Registries and internal lists of numbers that must not receive unsolicited sales calls.
Opt out
A person's request to stop being contacted and to have their record removed.
Suppression list
Records you never want contacted, including customers, live opportunities, partners and opt-outs.