Gryphon, a contact governance solutions provider, has launched Gryphon ONE on the Genesys AppFoundry marketplace. The platform integrates with Genesys Cloud to provide real-time, automated contact compliance for outbound workflows. Gryphon ONE evaluates automated outbound dialling against regulations including the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Telemarketing Sales Rule, and Do Not Call registries before contact occurs. The platform helps organisations recover 35%–45% of their contactable customer base by preventing over-suppression of compliant contacts. The integration incorporates compliance features into Genesys Cloud workflows to reduce litigation risk. It provides a unified decision engine for aligning compliance logic across both human and AI agents. "By bringing Gryphon ONE to the Genesys AppFoundry, we are providing a 'Zero IT Friction' path for organisations to go faster," said Clay McNaught, Gryphon's chief executive officer.

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