AI and call disclosure

People should know when they are interacting with automation and when a configured communication may be recorded or transcribed.

Front Door identifies itself as an AI assistant. Recording or transcription is enabled only when the configured notice and consent path is appropriate for the customer’s use.

AI identification

Callers and website visitors may interact with an AI assistant. The assistant must identify its AI role and must not impersonate a human or conceal that role.

Recording and transcription

Calls or conversations may be recorded or transcribed only when configured and disclosed. The opening experience provides the applicable notice before recording or transcription begins, and the customer must not remove or bypass that notice. If the required consent cannot be obtained, the configured recording or transcription path must remain off.

Approved business facts

The customer is responsible for approving and maintaining the services, service area, hours, qualification rules, calendar availability, escalation contacts and other facts used by the assistant.

Human handoff

The AI is limited to the approved path. Requests outside scope, uncertain answers and regulated or emergency decisions must be handed to a person instead of guessed.