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Use case 01

Enter a new market
without a compliance project.

Expanding into a new market normally means legal review, a list-washing vendor, and a spreadsheet of calling hours. Sellora ships with that layer built in.

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Overview

Compliance is a setting,
not a project.

Expanding into Australia or New Zealand normally means legal review, a list-washing vendor, and a spreadsheet of calling hours. Sellora ships with that layer built in.

The gap

The problem is not the outreach, it is the paperwork. A new market means a new do-not-call register, new consent rules, new permitted calling hours, and new public holidays. Get any of it wrong and the fine is per call.

Most outbound tools were built for one market and leave the rest to you. So expansion stalls in legal, not in sales.

The shift

Sellora treats the market as a setting, not a project. Pick the country, and the register washing, calling windows, holiday rules and per-campaign acknowledgement come with it.

Your team writes the campaign. The compliance layer is already there.

In practice

Choose the market, and the register washing, calling windows and holiday rules switch on with it. A campaign cannot launch until the market's rules are acknowledged and recorded, so the audit trail is there from the first call.

AUAustraliaDNC washed
NZNew ZealandList washed
USUnited StatesHours enforced
GBUnited KingdomHours enforced

Rules applied per market, before a single number is dialled

Teams selling into APAC who want a second market live this quarter, not next year.

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How it works

Market to campaign,
in four steps.

From choosing a market to a compliant campaign live in it.

Pick the marketChoose the country. Register washing, calling windows and holiday rules load with it.
Build the listSource contacts that match your ideal customer, or bring your own and sync the CRM.
Acknowledge and launchSign off the market's rules. Nothing dials until that is recorded against the campaign.
Work it, in boundsEmail and calls run inside permitted hours, screened as they go, logged per contact.
What you get

The layer,
built in.

The compliance layer that usually needs a vendor and a quarter.

Register washingNumbers screened against the Australian DNC register, with a per-contact audit trail.
Calling windowsPermitted hours applied per country, holiday-aware, so nothing dials out of bounds.
Signed acknowledgementA campaign cannot launch until the market's rules are acknowledged and recorded.
One workspaceAdd a country without adding a vendor, a spreadsheet, or a second tool.

Pick the country. The rules come with it.

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