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The entity
The legal company and the site behind a brand, a DBA, or a line on a disclosure.
Counterparty intelligence
The exposure sits one relationship past the contract.
CounterGraph resolves the companies behind the names on your vendor and client lists. You see who collects, who sells, who contacts the consumer, and which TCPA and data-broker exposure travels with each relationship.
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Where a record travels
- 01 Publisher originates
- 02 Aggregator collects
- 03 Marketplace routes
- 04 Call center contacts
- 05 Buyer inherits
An illustration of the pattern. An evaluation starts from your names.
The evaluation
What you receive
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The position
Originator, publisher, aggregator, marketplace, buyer, or call center. A company can occupy more than one.
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The evidence
Conclusions drawn from the company’s own pages, disclosures, and registrations, with the source kept beside the claim.
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The change
Notice when a material vendor or client relationship changes, after the first evaluation.
The liability
How the same chain creates exposure
TCPA
Vicarious liability in call and text class actions follows the companies that direct, outsource, or benefit from the contact. That path runs through publishers, call centers, and the buyers downstream of them.
Data brokers
Collectors and resellers of personal information carry registration duties, and the companies around them inherit the diligence problem. A partner spreadsheet rarely names the legal entity actually in the chain.
For publishers, aggregators, marketplaces, buyers, carriers, and agencies whose vendors or clients touch consumer contact data.
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A written evaluation of the counterparties you have now. Ongoing notice when a material relationship changes.
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