Draft for design review · October 2, 2026. This draft is not an effective agreement or a compliance certification. Final legal and operational review is required.
1. AI interaction
An AI assistant may generate responses and use approved connected tools. Configure clear notice that the experience uses AI, and offer a way to request a person where the workflow supports it. AI output can be incorrect and must not substitute for required professional judgment.
2. Recording and transcription
Call or meeting recording, transcription, and avatar microphone processing must be disclosed as required, with the consent appropriate to the participants and jurisdiction. Do not assume one notice satisfies every location.
3. Automated outbound calls
AI-generated voices fall within the artificial/prerecorded voice framework under the TCPA. Before outbound use, review the purpose, recipients, applicable consent, identification, opt-out, do-not-call, and recordkeeping requirements.
4. Data and connected actions
Confirm the providers, retention, allowed tools, customer verification, and approval boundaries for each deployment. Financial or sensitive actions require appropriate checks and confirmation from the destination system.
5. Website examples
The interactive examples on this site are scripted illustrations. They do not connect to a live model, place calls, take real orders, record a microphone, control a device, or process a payment.