Benefit — TCPA stance
What Snapshot-grade TCPA inventory actually saves you
The rule is $500 statutory damages per negligent call, $1,500 per willful call, class-certification easy. A modest campaign hitting 5,000 numbers is a $2.5M-$7.5M floor. The consequence of not knowing whether the exposure attaches is a very different negotiation.
Three points where it matters
- Pre-suit demand. TCPA plaintiff counsel sends a demand letter citing a specific outreach. Firm's response either points to per-call, per-number consent records or narrates around them. The demand's ask scales accordingly.
- Class-cert stance. TCPA class-certification is trivially met when the outreach used the same script + same source + same consent-defect pattern. Dated per-call consent audit is the defense stance's opening lever.
- Willfulness enhancement. The $500 vs $1,500 gap turns on whether the firm knew and continued. Dated Snapshot showing the firm caught the issue and remediated moves the analysis away from willful.
Dollar frame
Statutory-damages floor: $500 per call negligent, $1,500 per call willful. 5,000-call campaign without proper consent = $2.5M-$7.5M pre-defense. Trebled willful = $7.5M-$22.5M.
Defense-cost floor: TCPA class defense typically runs $250K-$1M through class-cert briefing. Longer if the consent-record dispute drags out expert discovery.
Preventive stance value: $499 Snapshot inventories whether AI-generated outreach is even part of the intake stack, and if so, whether the consent-record discipline is preservation-grade. That answer BEFORE a demand letter lands determines whether the exposure is $0 or $2.5M+.
Who at your firm cares
- Managing Partner — firm-wide statutory-damages exposure
- Marketing / BD Partner — intake-outreach program owner
- General Counsel — consent-record retention discipline
- CFO / Finance Partner — reserve implications
- Malpractice-carrier point-of-contact — potential dual-coverage question
What "having it" looks like
Green: Snapshot documents inventory + per-call consent-record discipline. Demand letter response opens with dated evidence. Class-cert opposition has a real defense stance. Willfulness stays off the table.
Red: No inventory. No consent-record audit. Firm learns about the AI-generated outreach vendor's consent gap when the demand letter cites specific numbers. Reactive reconstruction under statutory-damages pressure. Willfulness enhancement lands.
$499. 3 business days.
The dated inventory + consent-record audit BEFORE the TCPA demand letter lands.
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