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Legal & compliance overview

Which legal documents govern your use of Chatley, which obligations sit with you as the caller, and where each one lives.

Chatley places and receives real telephone calls on your behalf, records and transcribes them, and processes personal data belonging to the people your agents speak to. That puts three separate bodies of obligation in play, and they do not all sit with the same party.

The binding documents​

These live on chatley.ai and are the authoritative versions. Nothing in this documentation overrides them.

DocumentCoversLast updated
Privacy PolicyWhat personal data is collected, how it is used and shared, retention, and your rights15 April 2026
Terms of ServiceThe contract for using Chatley15 April 2026
Partner TermsThe reseller and partner program15 April 2026
HIPAA · PCIRegulated-data positions15 April 2026

Who is responsible for what​

AreaChatley's responsibilityYour responsibility
Platform security and availabilityOperating the service, protecting data in transit and at restSecuring your account, keys, and team access
Personal dataProcessing it on your instructionsDeciding what is collected and why
Call recording consentProviding the controlsObtaining consent where the law requires it
Outbound calling law (TCPA, DNC)Providing DNC tooling and attestationHaving a lawful basis to call each number
AI disclosureProviding the ability to discloseDisclosing that the caller is speaking to an AI

The Privacy Policy states this directly for voice: by using the voice features you represent and warrant that you have obtained the consents required to record and process those conversations. You remain the caller.

Guidance in this section​

Supplementary Policies & Technical Governance​

Operating Entity

All contracts and policies—including the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Partner Terms, HIPAA and PCI compliance disclosures—are operated under the single legal entity Chatley AI, Inc., a Delaware corporation.

Obligations that apply to you specifically​

The ones an AI voice product makes easy to overlook
  • Two-party consent recording. Some jurisdictions require every party to consent before a call is recorded. Calls that cross a border take the stricter rule.
  • AI disclosure. A growing set of jurisdictions require a caller to be told they are speaking with an artificial voice, in some cases at the start of the call.
  • TCPA and Do Not Call. Prior express consent, calling-hour windows, and DNC scrubbing apply whether a human or an agent places the call.
  • Deletion requests. A caller asking for their recording to be deleted reaches you, and you action it in Chatley. Requests about Chatley's own handling go to security@chatley.ai.