turgo enforces the mechanical rules automatically — opt-out handling, sender identification, regional consent defaults, suppression. You own lawful basis and appropriate targeting. Regional rules apply by prospect location.
What turgo enforces
A working unsubscribe in every send, immediate suppression on opt-out, sender identification, per-region sending defaults (stricter for consent-required regions), and DNC/suppression-list enforcement across all agents.
GDPR specifics
B2B outreach to EU prospects typically relies on legitimate interest: keep targeting tightly ICP-relevant, honor objections instantly, and document your basis. Germany and a few markets are stricter — the region matrix flags them.
CAN-SPAM and CASL
CAN-SPAM (US): identification, no deceptive subjects, honored opt-outs — all automatic. CASL (Canada) requires consent or a qualifying existing relationship; turgo defaults Canadian prospects to the stricter path.
Your responsibilities
Lawful-basis documentation, privacy-notice accuracy, and choosing appropriate audiences. Settings → Compliance shows the per-region rulebook the platform is applying so legal can review it.