Handling compliance issues that affect your customers
When something goes wrong with one of your customers, here's how to isolate and respond.
Written By Catherine Weir
Last updated About 3 hours ago
Partners are sometimes impacted by issues at a single customer. Here's how to respond.
If one customer's campaign gets suspended
Only that customer's traffic is affected
Their phone numbers are automatically disassociated from the campaign
The issue won't spread to your other customers
You'll receive a notification with the reason and recommended remediation
If one customer's brand gets flagged
More serious — may affect that customer's ability to register new campaigns
Usually resolvable with updated documentation or a re-verification
Work with your partner success manager
If we see patterns across multiple of your customers
We may reach out to review your onboarding and intake process
This sometimes indicates your signup flow isn't screening out prohibited use cases
We'll collaborate with you on adjustments
Your platform reputation matters
Partners with consistently clean customer bases unlock higher default limits, faster approvals, and access to premium features
Partners with high rates of customer violations may face additional review on new customer registrations