Call Recording & Consent Policy
Last updated: July 20, 2026 — Version 1.0
Calls and messages handled by Zero Headache may be recorded and transcribed.
- Notice & consent: In all-party-consent jurisdictions, recording and transcription begin only after all parties have consented. The states generally recognized as requiring all-party consent for phone calls include California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington. If a party declines, the call continues without recording. For calls crossing state or national borders, the stricter jurisdiction's consent standard applies. State recording laws change; we monitor them and update this list. Do not rely on this list alone for a specific deployment, confirm the current rules for the states you operate in.
- Why we record: Recordings are used to verify lead details, maintain service quality, and debug speech models.
- Storage & access: All voice recordings and text transcripts are stored securely, access-controlled, and retained in compliance with our Privacy Policy and our clients' specific data instructions.
- Your choices: You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of a call recording by contacting the business you reached out to, or us directly at
legal@zeroheadache.co.
Client responsibility
Clients of Zero Headache are responsible for ensuring that all call-recording disclosures and caller contact scripts comply with the regulations in the jurisdictions where they operate. We provide the recording infrastructure and the consent prompt configuration. You are responsible for confirming the prompt satisfies the rules in each state and country where your callers are located.













