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