This plan sets out those steps, as required by 47 CFR § 64.6305.
1. Provider information
| Legal name | Codnit LLC |
|---|---|
| Brand | Codsonic (codsonic.com) |
| Formation | Texas limited liability company, 2025 (SOS File No. 0806128744) |
| Address | 5900 Balcones Dr #13712, Austin, TX 78731, United States |
| Role in the call path | Voice service provider originating calls for its own business customers. Non-facilities-based; not a gateway provider or intermediate provider. |
| Underlying provider | Infobip, which provides US numbers, network transport and STIR/SHAKEN signing |
Codsonic is a cloud business phone platform for enterprise customers: companies, BPOs and call centers that serve customers in the United States. Customers receive US local numbers for inbound calls through IVR, ring groups and queues, and for outbound calls placed manually by their agents. Codsonic does not serve consumers, wholesale carriers or conference-calling providers.
2. STIR/SHAKEN status
Codnit LLC does not operate its own IP network and does not hold an SPC token. All Codsonic calls are carried by Infobip, which signs them under the STIR/SHAKEN framework as a third party. Codnit assigns caller ID only from numbers issued to the customer's own verified account, so Infobip can apply A-level attestation to those calls.
Codnit will reassess its own STIR/SHAKEN obligations if it begins operating network facilities, and will update its Robocall Mitigation Database certification within 10 business days of any change.
3. Know Your Customer
Every customer is reviewed and approved by Codnit before any phone number is issued or any call can be placed. There is no instant self-serve calling.
- Business identity: company registration documents and tax identification number.
- Ownership: government ID of each beneficial owner holding 25% or more and of the authorized signatory.
- Online presence: working company website and a business email address on that domain.
- Use case: a written description of how the customer will use voice, the US businesses it serves, and expected monthly call volumes.
- Screening: owners and the company are checked against US sanctions lists.
- Agreement: the customer accepts the Codsonic Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy, which require compliance with the TCPA, the Telemarketing Sales Rule, the National Do Not Call Registry and state calling rules.
- Telemarketing customers: any customer whose use case includes telemarketing must provide its own National DNC Registry Subscription Account Number before outbound calling is enabled.
Customer information is re-verified at least once a year and whenever ownership, use case or traffic volume changes materially.
4. Prohibited traffic
The following are prohibited on Codsonic and are blocked by the platform or grounds for immediate suspension:
- Prerecorded or artificial-voice messages
- Automatic telephone dialing systems, predictive dialers and voice broadcasting
- High-volume, short-duration calling and bulk cold calling
- Caller ID spoofing, or presenting any number not assigned to the customer's account
- Calls to numbers on the National DNC Registry or state registries without a valid exemption
- Fraud, scams, impersonation of government agencies, banks or other businesses, and any other unlawful calling
All outbound calls on Codsonic are placed manually, one at a time, by a logged-in agent.
5. Caller ID controls and Do-Not-Originate
A customer can only present a caller ID that is a number assigned to its own Codsonic account. Any other caller ID is rejected by the platform before the call leaves Codsonic.
Codnit also maintains a Do-Not-Originate (DNO) list and blocks outbound calls that present:
- invalid NANP numbers;
- valid NANP numbers that are not allocated to any provider;
- allocated numbers that are not assigned to a subscriber;
- numbers on the Industry Traceback Group DNO list; and
- inbound-only numbers whose subscribers have asked that they not be used to originate calls.
The list is updated whenever the Industry Traceback Group or Infobip publishes changes, and reviewed at least monthly.
6. Traffic monitoring and analytics
Codnit monitors every customer's outbound traffic daily and reviews any account that shows:
- call volume well above the level declared at onboarding;
- a high share of very short calls;
- a low answer rate;
- calls to many numbers with no prior relationship;
- complaints from called parties, Infobip, or any other provider.
A flagged account is reviewed within one business day. Codnit may limit or suspend outbound calling while it investigates, and the customer must explain and document the traffic before service is restored.
7. Traceback, law enforcement and blocking
- Traceback: Codnit responds fully to every traceback request from the Industry Traceback Group, the FCC, law enforcement or Infobip within 24 hours, identifying the customer that originated the call.
- Law enforcement: Codnit cooperates with the FCC, the FTC, state attorneys general and other law enforcement in investigating and stopping illegal calls.
- Blocking on notice: when notified of suspected illegal traffic, including an FCC Notification of Suspected Illegal Traffic, Codnit promptly investigates, blocks the identified traffic, and suspends the customer account. Codnit reports the outcome to the notifying party.
- Termination: customers found to have originated illegal traffic have their service terminated and are not re-onboarded.
8. Contact and plan updates
Robocall mitigation and traceback contact: Muhammad Mujtaba, Managing Member, muhammad@codnit.com, +1 737 358 2204.
Codnit reviews this plan at least once a year and updates it, and its Robocall Mitigation Database filing, within 10 business days of any material change.