OfficeShield holds agreements with the recruiting firms your agents hear from most. Upload your agent roster and we’ll get it onto their no-call lists. No chasing down firms one by one, no asking your agents to handle it themselves. We make the noise stop.
Recruiting calls aren’t just an interruption. Every one is a pitch to leave — and you don’t hear about the good ones until someone’s already gone.
OfficeShield doesn’t make recruiting calls. We hold agreements with the firms that do, and we handle the suppression paperwork on your behalf.
You can. Any agent can ask any firm to stop calling, and that right is theirs permanently — it always will be, with or without us.
But it’s one request, from one agent, to one campaign, at a time — and our partner firms run campaigns for more than 4,000 brokerages between them. A 60-agent office would be making those requests indefinitely, with no way to know how many are left.
One upload here does all of it at once.
Federal Do Not Call rules were written primarily for sales and telemarketing calls. Recruiting calls are different.
When a brokerage calls your agent about joining its company, it generally isn’t selling a product or service. That means the usual Do Not Call protections may not require that brokerage to stop recruiting simply because a number appears on the National Registry.
Your agents can still ask any recruiting firm directly to stop. But that means identifying every firm, contacting each one, and trusting each to maintain the request.
OfficeShield does it once, across the network.
Upload your roster and we distribute it to participating recruiting firms under agreements requiring them to suppress those numbers from recruiting campaigns.
One roster. Every participating firm. No calling around.
Upload the roster you already have. We’ll tell you how many agents we can get suppressed before you pay anything.