Approved claims only
Agents use client-approved, jurisdiction-appropriate source material rather than improvising benefits.
Support international nutra advertisers with project-trained sales and service workflows grounded in approved product information and explicit compliance boundaries.
A customer may ask about symptoms, outcomes, interactions or whether a product can treat a condition. An operational agent should not invent an answer or expand a marketing claim beyond the approved source.
TheCall keeps the project scope around lead processing, order information and non-clinical customer support. The client supplies approved claims and scripts, and questions outside scope follow a defined escalation or refusal path.
Build the sales workflow and the prohibited paths at the same time.
Agents use client-approved, jurisdiction-appropriate source material rather than improvising benefits.
The conversation does not position an agent as a clinician or substitute for professional advice.
Product, quantity, price, payment and delivery expectations stay explicit.
Questions outside the script follow a documented route instead of a speculative answer.
Compliance is not a sentence added to the end of a sales script.
Identify the party responsible for product legality, claims and customer terms.
Document permitted wording, prohibited claims and escalation responses.
Prepare agents to recognise medical or unsupported questions.
Use quality checks and corrections against the approved baseline.
The advertiser should be able to show what the product is, what may be said and who owns difficult questions.
International health-product guidance places responsibility on direct and implied claims, substantiation and the overall impression of the promotion. Local legal review is still required for every target market.
No. The service should remain within approved, non-clinical product and order information. Medical questions need an appropriate route outside the call-center sales scope.
No. Product registration, claims and market legality remain the responsibility of the advertiser and its qualified advisers.
Share the product materials, approved claims, target market and proposed customer journey.
Plan the project