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STIR/SHAKEN

Support authenticated caller identity for outbound campaigns.

STIR/SHAKEN helps phone networks verify that caller ID information has not been spoofed in transit. Press 1 Voice can support authenticated calling workflows as part of a broader caller identity and reputation setup.

Use authenticated caller identity where supported by your calling setup.
Keep approved caller IDs organized by campaign or region.
Pair authentication with responsible calling and number-reputation practices.
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(617) 555-0152 Chicago, IL
Authenticated caller identity
Authentication status Campaign number verified
Caller IDApproved
Identity tokenSigned
Network checkPassed
Useful for organizations running recurring outbound campaigns
POLITICAL
NONPROFITS
UNIONS
ADVOCACY
MEMBERSHIP
COMMUNITY
Caller identity authentication

What is STIR/SHAKEN?

STIR/SHAKEN is a framework used by participating voice providers to authenticate caller ID information and help receiving networks evaluate whether the calling number was legitimately used.

UnauthenticatedUnknown
(617) 555-0139
Caller identity not confirmed
AuthenticatedVerified
(617) 555-0152
Identity token verified

What it does, and what it does not do.

STIR/SHAKEN helps authenticate the caller ID information attached to a call. It is intended to make caller ID spoofing harder and give receiving networks more information about the origin of a call.

It does not guarantee that a call will be answered.
It does not automatically remove spam or scam labels.
It does not replace consent, calling-hour, or other compliance requirements.
It works best as part of a broader caller identity and reputation strategy.
How it works

How STIR/SHAKEN authentication works.

The exact implementation depends on your voice provider and network path, but the basic process follows the same idea.

01

The call is originated

A participating originating provider creates a signed identity token for the call.

02

Caller identity is signed

The provider includes information about the calling number and its level of confidence in the caller’s right to use it.

03

The receiving network verifies it

A terminating provider can validate the signature and use the result as one input when handling the call.

Attestation levels

Understanding A, B, and C attestation.

The attestation level indicates how much confidence the originating provider has in the caller’s identity and right to use the displayed number.

A

Full Attestation

The provider knows the customer and has a high level of confidence that the customer is authorized to use the calling number.

B

Partial Attestation

The provider knows the customer, but may not have the same level of confidence that the customer controls the displayed calling number.

C

Gateway Attestation

The provider is carrying the call into the network but has limited information about the caller or their right to use the number.

What you need to do

Keep your caller identity setup clean and documented.

Authentication depends on your provider relationship, number ownership, and calling setup. A clean process makes it easier to maintain the right configuration.

Use numbers your organization is authorized to call from.
Keep business and campaign identity information current with your provider.
Keep caller IDs assigned to the right teams and campaigns.
Monitor caller ID reputation separately from authentication status.
Review legal and carrier requirements that apply to your outreach.
ID
Organization IdentityAccount and business details
Ready
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Calling NumbersApproved caller IDs
Ready
CP
Campaign ProfilesNumbers assigned by use case
Ready
RP
Reputation MonitoringSpam-label health checked separately
Active
Who should use it

Useful for organizations that run regular outbound calling.

PC

Political Campaigns

Support authenticated caller identity across voter contact, fundraising, and volunteer campaigns.

AD

Advocacy

Keep issue campaigns and supporter outreach tied to approved calling identities.

NP

Nonprofits

Use verified caller identity as part of donor, volunteer, and supporter communications.

UN

Unions

Keep member outreach and organizing calls connected to approved numbers.

MG

Membership Groups

Support consistent caller identity across chapters, regions, and membership programs.

BU

Business & Service Teams

Use authenticated numbers for reminders, notifications, and outbound service campaigns.

Responsible calling setup

Authentication is one part of a complete calling workflow.

Keep caller identity, campaign permissions, number reputation, and outreach rules working together.

STIR/SHAKENSupport authenticated caller identity.
Dynamic Caller IDAssign approved numbers by campaign or region.
Spam Label ShieldMonitor number reputation separately from authentication.
Campaign LogsKeep calling activity easier to review.
Fits into your calling stack

Keep authenticated calling connected to the systems your team already uses.

CRM Systems
Campaign Databases
Membership Platforms
API & Webhooks
Custom Integrations
Customer feedback

What teams value about keeping caller identity organized.

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We use several campaign numbers, so having the caller identity setup documented and consistent saves us a lot of confusion.

CD
Campaign DirectorPolitical outreach team
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The important part for us is knowing which numbers are approved for each region and keeping that separate from spam-label monitoring.

OD
Organizing DirectorUnion campaign
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Caller authentication is one of those things we do not want volunteers or staff thinking about during a shift. It should already be set up correctly.

OM
Operations ManagerNonprofit organization
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We mainly wanted one place where the calling numbers, campaign assignments, and authentication status were easier to understand.

FL
Field LeadAdvocacy program
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Keeping caller ID authentication and reputation monitoring as separate checks has made our process much cleaner.

EM
Engagement ManagerMembership organization
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See how STIR/SHAKEN fits into your Press 1 Voice campaigns.

We’ll walk through your calling numbers, campaign structure, and the authentication workflow available for your setup.

FAQs

STIR/SHAKEN FAQs

What is STIR/SHAKEN?
STIR/SHAKEN is a caller ID authentication framework used by participating voice providers. It uses signed identity information to help receiving networks evaluate whether a calling number was legitimately used.
What does A, B, and C attestation mean?
A, B, and C attestation describe different levels of confidence in the caller’s identity and right to use the calling number. A generally represents the highest level of confidence, while B and C represent more limited identity or number authorization information.
Does STIR/SHAKEN guarantee that my calls will be answered?
No. Authentication can provide receiving networks with more information about caller identity, but it does not guarantee that a recipient will answer the call.
Does STIR/SHAKEN remove spam labels?
No. Caller ID authentication and spam-label reputation are related but separate issues. Spam Label Shield can be used to monitor caller ID health independently.
Can STIR/SHAKEN be used with Dynamic Caller ID?
Yes, depending on the voice provider and calling setup. Dynamic Caller ID can help organize approved numbers, while STIR/SHAKEN authentication is handled through the supported provider and network path.
Who should use STIR/SHAKEN?
Organizations running recurring outbound voice campaigns may benefit from keeping caller identity authentication properly configured. This includes political campaigns, nonprofits, unions, advocacy groups, membership organizations, and service teams.
Does STIR/SHAKEN guarantee legal compliance?
No. Caller ID authentication does not replace consent requirements, calling-hour rules, opt-out obligations, or other laws and regulations that may apply to an outreach campaign.