Messaging Assurance
Spam Label Monitor
See exactly what a real phone shows when your number calls — device, dialer and label, as captured.
01 — The problem
The problem
You have no visibility into how your number actually appears on the recipient's phone (label, dialer, version).
Who it is for
Any company that calls its own customers and suspects its number is being labeled as spam by some carriers/dialers.
02 — What you send us
What you send us
| Field | Format | Validation |
|---|---|---|
| authorized_senders | Array, min 1: E.164 caller numbers | No wildcard/empty entries; count capped by your plan’s included_senders |
| dialer_package | Android package name | Optional — must match a valid Android package pattern |
03 — What runs
What runs
- The worker places a test call from the authorized number to a real receiving device with a known dialer, and captures the observed label exactly as shown (device, OS, dialer, dialer_version, observed_label, timestamp).
- Fault profiles covered: network_loss, adb_loss, reboot, sim_anomaly, carrier_degraded, service_restart, evidence_upload_failure.
- No probe is built yet for this new product — 0 real captures and 0 backtests today.
04 — What you get
What you get
- One MonitorRun per incoming call
- Evidence (dialer screen capture)
- Alerts
- Dashboard/API per plan
05 — Limits & quotas
Limits & quotas
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06 — Autonomy
Autonomy
Designed to run unattended per test call. Not yet measured: this is a new product with no probe built and zero qualified backtests or real captures yet — see Known limitations.
07 — Compliance
Compliance
Evidence
No publishable claim yet for this service — backtests and real-world evidence are still being measured. See Known limitations below.
08 — Known limitations
Known limitations
- New product: no probe, no backtests, no real-world sample yet.
- The observed label depends on the exact dialer/OS/version used in the test — it does not automatically generalize to another device/dialer.
- Can also be sold as an add-on inside SMS Assurance.
09 — FAQ
FAQ
Questions about this service
Not yet. No probe has been built for this product and no real-world sample exists, so it stays fail-closed until that changes.