Number reputation
Asan CRM tracks the health of each number and automatically pulls a flagged one out of rotation — so you stop dialing on a burned number before it drags down your whole team's connect rate.
How it works
Every number carries a reputation state, and rotation only ever uses the healthy ones:
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Healthy | In normal rotation |
| Flagged | Showing spam-risk signals — automatically dropped from rotation |
| Pulled | Manually benched by an admin |
Pull & restore by hand
From the Compliance Monitor's caller-ID table, an admin can Pull a number out of rotation the moment they suspect it's burned, and Restore it once it recovers. This works today, no setup required.
Automatic spam monitoring In rollout
Automatic detection — pulling a number based on the carrier's own spam-risk data — is being rolled out. Until it's live, the spam-risk column shows "--" and you pull burned numbers manually. The auto-monitor will then flag and bench high-risk numbers for you on a daily check.
What you'll see
A caller-ID & reputation table in the Compliance Monitor: each number, its state, a Pull/Restore button, and a spam-risk column (shows "--" until automatic monitoring is live).
Frequently asked
What happens when a number gets flagged?+
Will a flag ever stop my dialing completely?+
Can I pull a number myself?+
Why does the spam-risk column show "--"?+
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