Yes, CNAM is available for Zendesk Talk numbers but not for Sell Voice numbers.
This means if you're using Zendesk Talk, you can take advantage of CNAM to display your caller name, which can help in preventing your calls from being marked as spam. However, if you're using Sell Voice, this option is not available, and you'll need to rely on other methods like Stir/Shaken registration to ensure your calls are trusted.
To prevent your calls from being marked as spam, you can register your phone numbers with 'Stir / Shaken'. This helps carriers identify your calls as legitimate. To do this, contact Zendesk Customer Support and provide the necessary information,…
Stir/Shaken is a framework used to verify the legitimacy of phone calls, helping to prevent them from being marked as spam. By registering your phone numbers with Stir/Shaken, carriers can identify your calls as trustworthy, reducing the chances of…
While CNAM registration is not mandatory, it is highly recommended to help prevent your calls from being marked as spam. CNAM, or Caller Name, is a service that displays the caller's name alongside the phone number. Registering for CNAM, along with…
Currently, Zendesk cannot submit your phone number to trusted repositories on your behalf. However, you can manually submit your information to repositories like Call Transparency, TNS Call Guardian, and Hiya for non-US numbers. This step, along…