Adaptive AI Knowledge Base
Phone, SMS & Calling
If the phone number flagged as 'spam likely' is relatively new or not critical to your business or has a FTC complaint, we recommend trashing the phone number and getting a new one. It's faster, easier and more convenient for you as compared to remediating the 'spam likely' tag.
If you have an EIN and your number is flagged as ‘Spam Likely’, we recommend registering through Voice Integrity, available in the Adaptive AI portal. For full steps, see our article: Why are my Calls marked as Spam, and How can I avoid it?
If you don’t have an EIN, we suggest registering your number with the Free call registry instead.
What is Voice Integrity?
Why Turn On Voice Integrity? If your business numbers are flagged or blocked, Voice Integrity helps you:
- Fix bad reputations and clear “Spam Likely” labels from legitimate calls.
- Ensure your calls are seen as authentic, not suspicious.
- Help prevent your numbers from being blocked or ignored
- Maintain a positive caller reputation over time
- Establish trust and credibility with recipients
- Support consistent branding through accurate caller ID display
What You Need to Get Started
Before activating Voice Integrity, ensure you meet these requirements:
- SHAKEN/STIR Certification (Required): Confirms your calls are legitimate and not spoofed.
- CNAM Registration (Recommended): Displays your business name as the caller ID, increasing credibility.
- U.S. Phone Numbers Only: Currently, Voice Integrity applies only to U.S.-based numbers. International traffic is not supported.
What is Free Caller Registry?
Carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon use analytics engines to generate and maintain spam scores for caller IDs. These 3 carriers have different analytics engines. All the 3 analytics engines partnered to create Free Caller Registry where you can submit a single request and all of them will re-consider the 'spam likely' tag on your caller ID.
How to submit a request on Free Caller Registry?
- 1Go to
- 2Click on 'Register Here'
- 3Fill out this information to the best of your knowledge
- 4The recommended values for some fields have been shown in the screenshot above. They're also listed below:
- 5Click 'Submit'
Within 4 business days, the spam flag should be removed. If it is NOT, then you can re-submit this on Free Caller Registry or try submitting it directly on the 3 analytics engines. Their links are stated below:
- 1Hiya (AT&T):
- 2First Orion (T-Mobile):
- 3Transaction Network Services (Verizon):
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time does this usually take?
Usually around 4 business days for all 3 analytics engines.
How many times can I submit this?
As many times as you want. No limits at all.