TLD Blogs

Patch 10.3.2

This is a Minor Patch, it’s mostly for lazy third party data vendors and web forms posting policy data into TLD, refusing to use the Ingress API and refusing to actually provide any data so making us assume alot of it to make it work. Posting in a Policy with just a Product will auto-look […]

Patch 10.3.1 – Big Lag Fix

Major Browser Lag Fix – Notifications went Crazy Reports had come in that TLD was “Slow” but we didn’t see anything wrong with Dialers or Servers. Reports came in that Firefox was faster that Chrome, and so was Incognito Tabs, but then over time Firefox was slower than Chrome. This led us to look at […]

Patch 10.3.0 – Analytics CPA

Filters Fix for Complex Keys Since the new Analytics Section uses Array Keyed Report (ex: &calls[call_direction]=10 filters, we have finally fixed saving Filters in sections like “Users – Manage All” while filtering for TLDialer. They will also work when copy pasting links to others. Other Changes and Bugfixes Added “Primary Beneficiaries” to Policies, which is […]

Don’t Get Caught Off Guard: Do-Not-Call Restrictions for February 17, 2025

Presidents Day is Feb 17

Don’t Get Caught Off Guard: Do-Not-Call Restrictions for February 17, 2025 Heads up! February 17th, 2025, is a Federal holiday, meaning there are restrictions on who you can call. Here’s a quick breakdown: United States: President’s Day falls on February 17th. This means calling restrictions are in place for Alabama, Louisiana, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, […]

Patch 10.2.3

Ingress API Users API Add User You can now fully create and configure a user via API. POST /api/ingress/user Commissions API We did a little cleanup of Add Commissions Received and Paid and added bulk inserts into the API. We are eagerly awaiting feedback. Add Commission Received POST /api/ingress/commission/received Add Commission Paid POST /api/ingress/commission/paid Both […]

FCC Hits Pause on One-to-One Rule

1-to-1 Consent Stayed

Big news for insurance marketers! The FCC just slammed the brakes on the controversial “one-to-one” rule, delaying enforcement for up to a year. This rule, part of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), was set to drastically change how we collect leads and contact potential customers. Here’s the breakdown of the FCC One-to-One Rule Delay: […]

Patch 10.2.2

Relays What is a relay delay? A relay delay queues a relay to send after X minutes from the trigger of a relay. As an example, if you wanted to send a relay to the dialer to get the first few dials on a lead and then 60 minutes later automatically send it to another […]

Patch 10.2.1

Minor Patches and Updates Agency Messaging Agency Messaging Section now allows Agency Managers to see their Agency text messages. Requires Agency Manager Role or View Agency Messaging Abilities. For Export, Export Agency Messaging. Other Fixes Fixed a bug preventing more than 100 lead statuses to show on the contact form ( I know, but why? […]

Top 10 TCPA Tools to Mitigate Risk in 2025 and Beyond

10 Ways to Avoid TCPA Trouble Get Clear Permission (Consent): Before you call or text someone: Always get their express written consent. Written is Best: Written consent is strongest and the best way to avoid TCPA violations. Be Specific: Explain clearly what you’ll be contacting them about. Let People Opt-Out Easily: Easy to Stop: Make […]

Game-Changing Oral Arguments Challenge FCC’s One-to-One Consent Rule (via TCPAWorld)

A recent oral argument challenging the FCC’s one-to-one consent ruling under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) has sent ripples through the telemarketing industry. According to TCPAWorld, the hearing may have significantly altered the trajectory of this controversial rule. While predicting the outcome of an appeal based solely on oral arguments is always risky, TCPAWorld […]