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Compliance Settings is where your company’s outbound rules live: calling hours, Do Not Call handling, SMS opt-in and opt-out wording, recording disclosures, consent rules and campaign limits, all in one form. Open it from Settings, under Security & Compliance, then Outbound Compliance. Only company admins, owners and anyone carrying the compliance role see that entry; everyone else’s Security & Compliance group skips straight past it. The screen has six tabs: Calling Hours, DNC, SMS, Recording, Consent and Campaign. You’ll see a loading spinner while your company’s settings load. The first time anyone at your company opens this screen, Leaf360 sets up your company’s settings with their defaults already filled in, so there’s nothing you need to set up by hand before you start changing values. Save Settings in the header saves all six tabs at once, not one tab at a time, and shows a confirmation message once it’s done. Leaf360 checks your permissions again at the moment you save, separately from what let the screen open in the first place — so a save can still be refused even though the screen itself loaded, for example if your permission level changed since you opened the page.

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Calling Hours

Two time pickers, Default Start Time and Default End Time, default to 8 AM and 9 PM. Nothing on this tab, or anywhere else in Compliance Settings, lets you set hours by state. Leaf360 automatically applies its own shorter calling windows for a handful of states no matter what’s set here, and you can’t edit that table.

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DNC

Federal DNC Enabled is on by default, and it also decides whether your company is included in Leaf360’s nightly check of how stale your federal scrub is. Turn it off, and your company drops out of that nightly check.

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SMS

Help Response and Opt-Out Confirmation are the actual replies a contact gets back when they text HELP or STOP to one of your numbers — they’re wired to your live SMS number today. Include Opt-Out Instructions only affects texts a workflow sends automatically; a text you or a teammate sends by hand never picks up the suffix, whether this is on or off.

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Recording

Recording Enabled, Disclosure Type (One-Party or All-Party Consent), Disclosure Message, Auto-Play Disclosure and Recording Retention in days round out this tab. Disclosure Message is the wording Leaf360 falls back to for a call’s recording disclosure. When Leaf360 can tell the caller is in a state that requires all-party consent, it automatically swaps in stricter wording instead of what’s typed here. Admins also see a fifth switch, Show Consent Card on Manual Lead Entry. It controls whether the New Lead form shows a consent confirmation card. Turn it off, and the form stops asking — it records verbal consent for transactional calls and texts automatically instead.

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Campaign

Four more settings live here: two switches, Require Approved Script and Require Pre-Scrub, and two numbers, Max Attempts Per Contact and Cooldown Between Attempts — the hours before you can try the same contact again.

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Common problems

Leaf360 checks your permissions again on every save, separately from whether you were allowed to open the screen. If your permission level changed since you loaded the page, refresh and try again.
Leaf360 sets up your company’s settings with their defaults the first time anyone opens this screen. That’s expected, not a sign someone already changed them.
That section only appears for admins, owners and the compliance role. Everyone else’s Security & Compliance group is shorter.
That switch only affects texts a workflow sends automatically. Manual sends never get the suffix appended.