New solution allows companies to capture consent through call center agents and direct marketing campaigns to customers and prospects

PossibleNOW, a leading provider of customer consent, preference, and do-not-contact compliance technologies announced a new product offering that solves for Florida’s new telemarketing bill, CS/SB 1120, that extends beyond certain limitations in the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

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The new statute limits the use of automatic dialers in making calls, text messages, or voicemail transmissions to consumers on mobile or landlines for the solicitation of sales of any consumer goods or services, including an extension of credit for consumer goods or services, without the prior express consent of that consumer.

The new solution from PossibleNOW allows companies to capture consent through call center agents and direct marketing campaigns to customers and prospects. Businesses can use this consent to ensure their outbound calling campaigns to mobile or landlines are fully compliant with the new Florida CS/SB 1120 regulations.

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“We wanted to act quickly to make sure our customers were able to comply with the new Florida regulations for capturing consent for mobile and landline calling campaigns,” said Scott Frey, President & CEO of PossibleNOW, Inc. “Our technical team has deployed the solution for beta customers to use immediately.”

PossibleNOW is leveraging both its enterprise-class DNCSolution for scrubbing outbound calling databases coupled with its enterprise-class MyPreferences consent and preference management platform to provide a solution to both small and large companies.