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VoIP Service Terms

Supplemental terms governing the Front Desk voice and telephony service.

Last updated: July 7, 2026

These VoIP Service Terms ("VoIP Terms") supplement the Front Desk Terms of Service ("Terms of Service") and collectively govern your use of the Front Desk voice service, including AI-powered call answering, call routing, outbound calling, browser-based calling, and any related telephony features (collectively, the "Voice Service"). These VoIP Terms and the Terms of Service are collectively referred to as the "Terms." Capitalized terms used but not defined here have the meanings set forth in the Terms of Service. To access and use the Voice Service, you and your end users must at all times agree to and abide by these Terms.

THE VOICE SERVICE IS NOT A REPLACEMENT FOR TRADITIONAL TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR EMERGENCY CALLING. VOIP-BASED 911 CALLING HAS IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS. PLEASE READ SECTION 6 BELOW AND OUR IMPORTANT 911 INFORMATION NOTICE.

1. The Front Desk Voice Service

The Voice Service is a cloud-based Voice over Internet Protocol ("VoIP") telephony system that integrates with the Front Desk Software to automate and support aspects of your customer and patient communication, including answering inbound calls with an AI receptionist, routing and transferring calls, recording and transcribing calls, sending call notifications, and placing outbound calls. The Voice Service is delivered through Front Desk's third-party telecommunications carriers and infrastructure providers. Features and settings of the Voice Service are configured through the Front Desk platform, and availability of specific features may depend on your subscription plan.

2. Phone Numbers and Porting

2.1 Number Provisioning

Front Desk may provision one or more telephone numbers for use with your account. You may also forward calls from your existing number to a Front Desk-provisioned number, or authorize Front Desk to port your existing number to the Voice Service by completing a Letter of Authorization (see our Letter of Authorization page). Numbers provisioned by Front Desk remain subject to carrier and regulatory requirements, and number issuance or replacement may include a processing fee.

2.2 Porting Out

Subject to applicable law, you may be able to port an eligible number to another service provider upon termination of the Voice Service. Your account must be active and in good standing to port out a number. If you cancel the Voice Service before a port completes, the number may be released and become unavailable for porting. Front Desk assumes no responsibility for lost communications during a transition of numbers to or from the Voice Service and is under no obligation to provide a like-for-like replacement number (including area code) or to notify your callers of a number change.

3. Account Security and Fraud Prevention

You are solely responsible for securing access to your Voice Service and for all use of the Voice Service under your account. This includes securing all credentials used to access the Voice Service and terminating access for any end users who are no longer authorized by you. If you have reason to believe your Voice Service is no longer secure — for example, due to unauthorized, fraudulent, or prohibited use — you agree to notify Front Desk immediately at help@frontdesk.care. You may be liable for losses incurred by Front Desk or others due to unauthorized use of your Voice Service.

If Front Desk discovers or reasonably believes that suspicious or fraudulent calls are being made from your account, that calling patterns or volumes are materially outside your regular usage, or that other unauthorized or prohibited usage is occurring, you consent to Front Desk taking actions it deems reasonably necessary — including temporary suspension of the affected service or blocking or limiting calls to particular numbers or geographic areas — without prior notice where immediate action is required to protect Front Desk, its vendors, its other customers, the Service, or third parties. Front Desk is not liable for fraudulent calls processed and billed to your account unless such calls result from Front Desk's gross negligence or willful misconduct.

4. Call Recording, Transcription, and AI Disclosure

The Voice Service may record, transcribe, and analyze calls to provide features such as call logs, transcripts, summaries, and analytics. Call recording and monitoring laws vary by jurisdiction, and some jurisdictions require the consent of all parties to a call. You are solely responsible for:

  • Complying with all applicable call recording, monitoring, wiretap, and consent laws in the jurisdictions where you and your callers are located;
  • Providing any legally required notices or disclosures to callers, including notice that calls may be recorded and, where required by applicable law, that callers are interacting with an automated or artificial-intelligence system;
  • Obtaining any consents required for the collection and processing of call content, including protected health information where applicable (see our Business Associate Agreement and HIPAA Compliance pages).

Front Desk provides configurable disclosure options (such as greeting language noting AI assistance and recording), but you are responsible for enabling and verifying the disclosures appropriate to your jurisdiction and use case.

5. Regulatory Compliance

5.1 STIR/SHAKEN and Traceback

Pursuant to Federal Communications Commission rules regarding STIR/SHAKEN caller ID authentication standards, Front Desk and its carriers are required to respond to traceback requests from the Industry Traceback Group. You agree to accept and comply with traceback actions implemented by Front Desk or its carriers and to cooperate with Front Desk in responding to any traceback requests concerning traffic associated with your account.

5.2 Outbound Calling and Messaging Laws

If you use outbound calling, campaign, or messaging features, you are solely responsible for complying with all applicable laws governing outbound communications, including the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the Telemarketing Sales Rule, state telemarketing and robocall laws, Do-Not-Call registry requirements, and applicable carrier and messaging registration requirements (including A2P 10DLC). You must obtain all required consents from call and message recipients before initiating communications through the Voice Service.

5.3 Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI)

Under federal law, you have the right to approve or disapprove certain uses of your Customer Proprietary Network Information ("CPNI") that fall outside the scope of ordinary business operations, fraud prevention, or legal compliance. Front Desk does not use or share CPNI in ways that would trigger this approval process. Account administrators you designate will have access to CPNI associated with your account, and end users may have access to portions of that CPNI.

6. 911 Emergency Calling Limitations

The Voice Service is designed primarily for business call answering and communication automation. VoIP-based telephone calls, while appearing similar to traditional telephone service, have unique limitations, particularly with respect to 911 emergency calling. By using the Voice Service you acknowledge and agree to the following, and to the additional information in our Important 911 Information notice:

6.1 Routing of 911 Calls

Where 911 dialing is available on your configuration, emergency calls are routed through third-party providers to the Public Safety Answering Point ("PSAP") associated with the registered address on file for the number or device. Due to the limitations of VoIP, a 911 call may be routed to a different location than a traditional 911 call would be, including to a specialized third-party emergency call center where you may be required to verbally provide your name, location, and phone number.

6.2 Registered Address

You are responsible for providing, maintaining, and promptly updating the correct physical service address associated with each number or device on your account. If your registered address is inaccurate or out of date, 911 calls may be misdirected to the wrong emergency response location.

6.3 Service Dependencies

911 functionality may fail or be degraded in the event of power outages, internet or network outages or congestion, equipment failure or misconfiguration, or suspension or termination of your account. Front Desk recommends that you always maintain an alternative means of accessing emergency services, such as a mobile phone or traditional landline.

6.4 Notifying Users

You are responsible for notifying all users and potential users of your Voice Service of the nature and limitations of 911 emergency calling described here and in the Important 911 Information notice, including the requirement to keep location information up to date.

7. Disclaimer; Indemnification

Front Desk relies on qualified third-party carriers and providers to route calls, including 911 emergency calls where available. Front Desk does not control emergency response centers, emergency responders, or other third parties, and, to the extent permitted by applicable law, you release, discharge, and hold harmless Front Desk from any liability relating to or arising from the acts or omissions of such third parties in the handling of or response to any emergency call.

Without limiting the Terms of Service, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Front Desk and its affiliates, and their employees, contractors, agents, officers, and directors, from and against any and all claims, damages, obligations, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) arising from or related to: (a) your or your end users' failure to provide accurate, current, and complete information, including physical service addresses; (b) your failure to notify any person using the Voice Service of the 911 limitations described above; (c) the inability of any user or third party to reach emergency services through the Voice Service; or (d) your violation of call recording, consent, telemarketing, or other communications laws in connection with your use of the Voice Service. The Voice Service is subject to all limitations of liability, disclaimers of warranty, and indemnification obligations set forth in the Terms of Service.

8. Term and Termination

These VoIP Terms take effect on the date you first sign up for or use the Voice Service and remain in effect until you cancel the Voice Service by notifying Front Desk, or until you or Front Desk terminate the Terms of Service in accordance with their terms.

9. Ratification

By accessing or otherwise using the Voice Service, you expressly acknowledge and agree to these VoIP Terms in addition to the Front Desk Terms of Service.

Contact

Questions about these VoIP Terms? Contact us at help@frontdesk.care.