Privacy and consent rules vary by region, but FrontlineIQ is designed to help you stay compliant everywhere you operate.
United States: Only 11 states require both parties to consent before a conversation can be analyzed: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania. All other states follow one-party consent, meaning a team member’s approval is sufficient.
Canada: Most provinces; including Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia, follow one-party consent, provided participants are informed and the purpose is reasonable under privacy law.
European Union / United Kingdom: Under the GDPR and UK GDPR, processing conversational or performance data must be based on a lawful basis such as legitimate interest or explicit consent. Organizations must ensure transparency, data minimization, and the right for individuals to access or delete their data. FrontlineIQ provides consent templates, data retention controls, and redaction tools to support compliance.
Asia-Pacific: Privacy frameworks such as Singapore’s PDPA, Hong Kong’s PDPO, and Japan’s APPI generally require organizations to obtain consent before collecting or processing personal data and to clearly state the purpose of use. FrontlineIQ’s system can be configured to provide verbal or digital consent prompts and to store only non-identifiable data where required.
Across all regions, FrontlineIQ follows strict data encryption, access control, and redaction standards to protect sensitive information. We also provide best-practice guidance and configuration support during onboarding to help each customer comply with local laws.