AR Collector is the only Voice AI collections platform built on a debt collection license from day one. Every call made on your behalf is fully compliant — by law, not just policy.
Most businesses can't legally make automated collection calls. We can — and we do it on your behalf.
AR Collector holds a CA Department of Consumer and Legal Affairs (DCLA) license. When our AI calls your customers, it does so as a licensed collection entity — not as your business. This distinction is critical.
Our license authorizes us to conduct collection activity on behalf of creditors — exactly what AR Collector does for you. This isn't a gray area.
Plain-language breakdown of every regulation AR Collector operates under — and exactly how we comply.
| Regulation | What It Covers | How AR Collector Complies |
|---|---|---|
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TCPA
Federal
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Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Governs outbound automated calling, robocall restrictions, and opt-out requirements. | ✓AR Collector operates within TCPA exemptions for B2B creditor-debtor calls. All calls include compliant caller ID, opt-out disclosure, and are made during permitted hours only. |
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CalFDCPA
California
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California Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. California-specific rules — stricter than federal FDCPA. | ✓Our CA DCLA License satisfies CalFDCPA licensing requirements. Scripts reviewed for prohibited language, disclosure requirements, and harassment standards. |
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GLBA
Federal
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Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. Governs handling of consumer financial information. | ✓AR Collector does not store, sell, or share your customers' financial data. Invoice data is used only to facilitate collection and sync back to QuickBooks. |
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CCPA
California
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California Consumer Privacy Act. Consumer data rights: access, deletion, and opt-out of contact. | ✓AR Collector is CCPA-compliant. Consumers can opt out via our universal opt-out mechanism. Data deletion requests are honored within regulatory timelines. |
AR Collector acts as a regulatory firewall. Your business never touches the legal compliance burden of debt collection outreach.
AR Collector is licensed and bonded to conduct business-to-business debt collections across all 50 states. Your customers can be anywhere — we can call them.
In business-to-business debt collection, it is the license of the collection entity — not the debtor’s location — that governs the outreach. AR Collector holds that license.
That means your customers in Texas, New York, Florida, Illinois, or any other state can all be contacted legally and compliantly under our CA DCLA License #11445-99 — without any additional licensing required on your part.
Every word spoken by AR Collector's Voice AI has been reviewed for compliance. Here's exactly what your customers hear — and why it protects you.
AR Collector only accesses what it needs to collect your invoices — nothing more. Here's the complete picture.
| Data Type | AR Collector Access |
|---|---|
| Customer name | ✓ Read only — needed to contact the right person |
| Invoice amount & due date | ✓ Read only — stated on every call and message |
| Customer contact info | ✓ Read only — used to place calls and send messages |
| Payment status | ✓ Write — posts payment back to QuickBooks when cleared |
| Bank account numbers | ✗ Never accessed |
| Payroll or tax data | ✗ Never accessed |
| Other QB modules | ✗ Never accessed |
| Customer credit data | ✗ Never accessed |
Most AI solutions are generic tech vendors. AR Collector is a licensed collection entity. We assume the full technical compliance burden of your outreach — so your business never has to navigate TCPA exposure, CalFDCPA requirements, or federal disclosure rules on your own. Every call we make on your behalf has been reviewed, approved, and is operated under our license. Your risk is zero.
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