Call Automator is a powerful tool. It makes real phone calls, speaks on your behalf, and can handle sensitive conversations with businesses and individuals. That power comes with real responsibility - and clear limits.
This article explains what we will and won't tolerate, and what happens if those limits are crossed.
What Call Automator is for
Call Automator is designed to handle legitimate, everyday tasks on your behalf - scheduling appointments, checking on orders, following up with service providers, asking questions, and more.
The goal is simple: save you time on calls you'd otherwise have to make yourself.
What is strictly prohibited
The following uses are never permitted under any circumstances:
Fraud or scams - using Call Automator to deceive someone into giving up money, personal information, account access, or anything of value
Impersonation - pretending to be another real person, a government agency, a financial institution, law enforcement, or any organization you are not authorized to represent
Phishing - attempting to collect sensitive information such as credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, passwords, or bank account details
Harassment - placing repeated, unwanted, or threatening calls to any individual
Illegal robocalling - using Call Automator to place automated calls in violation of applicable laws, including the TCPA
Call bombing - flooding a person or organization with repeated calls to overwhelm or disrupt them
Debt collection abuse - using Call Automator in any way that violates consumer protection or debt collection laws
Any other use intended to harm, deceive, or exploit another person
How we enforce this
Every Call Automator request goes through an automated safety review before it proceeds. Requests that appear to violate this policy are flagged or blocked before the call is ever placed.
If a request raises a serious concern, it is flagged and escalated to our team for human review. In rare cases involving a real-world risk of harm, we reserve the right to contact or cooperate with relevant law enforcement authorities. We do not take that lightly - and we will not hesitate to act on it.
Accounts found in violation of this policy will be suspended. Depending on the severity, the suspension may be permanent.
In addition, some phone numbers are on a global block list and cannot be called through Call Automator regardless of intent. If you submit a request to a blocked number, the call is not placed and you are not charged. Learn more.
A note on intent
We built Call Automator to make life easier for honest people. If you're ever unsure whether a call is appropriate, ask yourself: would I be comfortable if the person on the other end of this call knew exactly who sent it and why? If the answer is no, don't attempt to make it.
We're proud of what Call Automator can do. We intend to keep it that way.
Important: You are solely responsible for ensuring your use of Call Automator is legal and complies with all applicable laws – including any consent, notice, or recording requirements in your jurisdiction. You should consult legal counsel regarding any questions about legal or regulatory compliance.