ProvenWorks is excited to announce a new addition to our product line-up. Introducing PhoneTools Free, our free TPS and CTPS screening solution for businesses making cold calls to UK phone numbers!
Screen your numbers against the UK Telephone Preference Service (TPS) lists for free
With PhoneTools Free, screen up to 250 Salesforce records monthly using our quick-to-deploy TPS and CTPS screening solution – all completely free.
💡 If your organisation is making unsolicited live sales and marketing calls to UK numbers, you are legally required to screen these phone numbers against the Telephone Preference Service. Avoid the risk of fines of up to £500,000 by starting to screen for free today! Here are the 5 things you need to know about the Telephone Preference Service (TPS).
🚦 A traffic light system for TPS success
Say goodbye to compliance headaches with our user-friendly traffic light component that sits right on the Salesforce record. Green means go, and red means no! Make calls confidently, knowing your sales and marketing teams can stay compliant and screen numbers on the fly efficiently.
🤖 Automate your TPS screening
We understand the value of your time and that’s why we’ve made TPS screening as hassle free as possible. As well as screening records manually, set up automated and batch screenings to suit your schedule, saving you time for what matters most – growing your business.
🚀 Easy set up
PhoneTools Free is quick to install and easy to deploy. Keep your TPS screening within Salesforce and start your free TPS screening today!
🤝 Free support
Our dedicated five-star support team is ready to assist you at every step, ensuring a smooth implementation of this powerful screening tool.
Get PhoneTools Free
🔗 Screen up to 250 Salesforce records against the TPS monthly with PhoneTools Free. Start screening today by installing PhoneTools from the Salesforce AppExchange!
Screening more than 250 records?
Are your cold calling demands bigger? Check out PhoneTools Premium to see how we can screen larger volumes of records against the Telephone Preference Service.