Claimgauge
A claim-substantiation workspace that links voice-AI marketing statements to scoped production samples, outcome definitions, exclusions, reviewer decisions, signed methodology snapshots, and refresh or withdrawal triggers.
Voice-AI quality platforms validate production measurement, and a 2026 FTC settlement confirms enforcement against unsubstantiated AI earnings claims. The cited July policy statement concerns AI output and steering rather than performance advertising directly, so Claimgauge must not overstate its authority. Its product is a reproducible claim file: define population, outcome, denominator, exclusions, attribution, sampling, period, confidence, and reviewer before marketing uses a number. A signed certificate proves the approved method and dataset snapshot, not legal defensibility or independent audit unless those services actually occurred.
The marketing, legal, compliance, product analytics, or customer-success leader at a voice-AI vendor publishing performance claims.
March and July 2026 events make the issue current.
Voice-AI vendors have a concrete claim substantiation job.
Several adjacent signals support the mechanism.
Current enforcement, live call-quality vendors, clear marketing and legal buyers, and an unoccupied substantiation artifact support the concept.
Both interfaces are unverified, outcome definitions are customer-specific, signatures are copyable, and no tool can declare a claim legally defensible.
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