Compliance & security

How Naadham keeps outbound calls compliant

Automated calling in India is regulated. Naadham enforces the rules for you before any outbound call is placed.

Updated 2026-09-15 · Naadham team

What is enforced automatically

Opting a number out

curl -X POST https://naadham.ai/v1/optout \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"phone":"+9198XXXXXXXX"}'

Data is stored with per-business isolation; transcripts are visible only to your own logins. See Privacy and Terms.

Why this matters under the DPDP Act

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 treats a phone number and a call recording as personal data. Processing them for an automated call needs a lawful basis — for reminders and follow-ups that basis is consent, and the person can withdraw it at any time. Naadham records the consent, honours withdrawal immediately, and keeps the recording only for the retention period you set, so the obligations are met by the platform rather than by each front desk remembering the rules.

What TRAI requires of automated calls

The Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations restrict unsolicited commercial calls: numbers on the do-not-disturb registry must not be called, calls are permitted only between 10:00 and 19:00 IST, and the calling entity must be identifiable. Naadham enforces the window and the registry check on every outbound attempt and identifies the business in the opening sentence, so a campaign cannot be started in a way that breaks the regulation.

What you still own

Frequently asked questions

Do inbound calls need consent?

No. Consent, calling windows and KYC apply to automated outbound calls. Patients calling you are always answered.

Does the AI have to say it's an AI?

Yes. On outbound calls the agent discloses it is an AI in its first sentence — this is enforced, not optional.

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