> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.orbit.devotel.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Free Tool: TCPA Compliance Checklist

> A free, no-sign-up self-assessment on orbit.devotel.io that walks the four tenant-owned compliance gates — quiet hours, opt-out suppression, DNC scrub, and the STIR/SHAKEN attestation floor — with per-country hints and a docs link for each open item.

# Free Tool: TCPA Compliance Checklist

The [TCPA compliance checklist](https://orbit.devotel.io/en/tools/tcpa-compliance-checklist)
is a free, browser-side self-assessment on the [developer tools hub](https://orbit.devotel.io/en/tools).
Pick the country your numbers send to, mark each of the four tenant-owned
gates you already have covered, and the panel scores your posture in plain
language and links each open item to the docs page that configures it —
no account required.

## The four gates it walks

The checklist covers the four controls that make up a TCPA posture on
Orbit:

1. **Quiet-hours window** — sends stay inside a recipient-local time
   window, with the federal 8 AM–9 PM window on US voice as the platform
   backstop ([configure it](/guides/quiet-hours-configuration)).
2. **Opt-out suppression** — STOP keywords and consent revocations
   suppress every later send to the recipient across campaigns, flows,
   and one-to-one sends ([the send gate](/compliance/send-gates)).
3. **DNC scrub** — each destination is checked against the Do-Not-Call
   registers you opt into before it dials or texts
   ([the scrub gate](/compliance/dnc-scrub)).
4. **STIR/SHAKEN attestation floor** — you declare an outbound target
   and an inbound floor so attestation posture is measurable against
   policy ([the attestation posture page](/compliance/attestation)).

Each item links to the same docs page from the tool itself, so a visitor
can open the controls without signing up. For each destination country
on the selector — United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and
India — the tool adds a gate-by-gate hint over the registered country
rules, and for US destinations it also shows the current federal window
verdict from the shipped quiet-hours engine.

<Note>
  The hints the tool shows are a summary layer over the [registered
  country rules](/compliance/country-requirements) reference — the
  authenticated reference is the authoritative source, and the tool
  links it from its footer.
</Note>

## Tenant-owned posture

<Warning>
  Every gate on the checklist is **tenant-owned**: Orbit surfaces these
  controls as opt-in settings and gates; nothing on the page enforces or
  verifies the coverage you mark, and the self-assessment is exactly
  that — a self-assessment. The one exception is the federal 8 AM–9 PM
  telemarketing **voice** window on US recipients, which the platform
  enforces on the campaign/dialer path with no tenant toggle. This tool
  is not legal advice — confirm your TCPA obligations with counsel.
</Warning>

Run through the same posture in one consolidated reference in
[TCPA posture across SMS and voice](/guides/tcpa-quiet-hours-and-windows),
and use the [quiet-hours preview](/compliance/quiet-hours-preview)
endpoint to check a live send before launch.