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Eliminate unwanted calls
Spam is not just a problem for consumers. Businesses receive unwanted calls as well–a lot of them! Evolve’s Spam Mitigation solution provides highly flexible and customizable call screening. We filter unwanted inbound calls without dropping the ones you want. We also give you full access to STIR/SHAKEN authentication
According to Washington Post the quantity of spam calls will continue to grow at a high rate
In the United States approximately half of all telephone calls are spam and/or robocalls. Most are unwanted by the recipient
We can remove spam calls to your 8YY and DID numbers, saving time and money. Our fully automated solution allows you to filter unwanted calls without dropping valid calls. Here’s how it works:
Calls are inspected by Evolve's IMS
Calls traverse multiple paths through public switched telephone networks to Evolve Cellular. Before a call is answered or routed it is inspected for spam
Calls are inspected
When a call arrives at Evolve’s IMS, it is inspected for authentication and caller identity. The calls are checked against whitelist and blacklist rules. We also retrieve spam scoring statistics
Captcha for suspicious callers
Callers who appear to be spam can be challenged through our automated Captcha system. Asking callers a validation question allows us to identify robots
Valid calls are routed
If a caller is found in the whitelist, they have a positive score, or they pass the automated Captcha then they are routed to your business for normal treatment
Spam calls receive treatment
Callers who have been blacklisted, have a negative score, or fail the automated Captcha process are treated as spam. Spam calls are processed as you wish. They may be sent to voice mail, deflected to the web, terminated, etc
Results are recorded and reported
Call details (spam or otherwise) are recorded and reported to companies so they know the details of every caller. You will know how many calls were received, how much spam was filtered, and how many callers passed the Captcha, etc
