Best Dialer
for ACA Enrollment & Health Insurance Sales

ACA Enrollment Challenges That Demand the Right Dialer

ACA enrollment is unlike any other insurance sales cycle. The Open Enrollment Period (OEP) typically runs just 75 days—from November 1 through January 15. During this narrow window, millions of Americans shop for health coverage, and agents compete fiercely for every enrollment. Your technology stack can make or break your entire year's revenue.

Beyond the time pressure, ACA agents face unique operational challenges. Consumers often don't understand subsidy eligibility, plan metal tiers, or network differences. Agents must educate while selling—which takes longer per call than most insurance products. Your dialer needs to maximize the number of meaningful conversations, not just raw call volume.

Then there's the compliance layer. The marketplace has its own set of rules. State-based exchanges may have additional requirements. TCPA applies to every call. And if you're selling in multiple states, you need to verify licensing for each one. A generic dialer leaves all of this to manual processes—which fail under OEP pressure.

Open Enrollment vs. Special Enrollment Periods

Successful ACA agencies don't just sell during OEP—they maintain year-round enrollment operations through Special Enrollment Periods. Your dialer should support both workflows seamlessly:

AgentTech lets you run OEP and SEP campaigns simultaneously with different compliance rules, scripts, and dialing modes for each. When open enrollment starts, your OEP campaigns activate automatically while SEP campaigns continue running in the background.

Marketplace Compliance and Dialer Requirements

ACA marketplace compliance extends beyond TCPA. Agents selling marketplace plans must follow CMS marketplace guidelines, state exchange rules, and carrier-specific requirements. Here's what your dialer must support:

• Consent documentation — Record and store prior express consent for every lead. AgentTech timestamps consent at import and maintains chain-of-custody records for audit purposes.
• Call recording with retention — CMS and state regulators may require call recordings for marketplace enrollments. AgentTech records and archives every call with configurable retention periods.
• Script compliance monitoring — AI-powered speech analytics detect non-compliant statements about plan benefits, subsidies, or coverage guarantees in real time.
• Multi-state licensing verification — Automatically verify agent licensing before routing calls. ACA agents selling across state lines need real-time license checks for every interaction.
• DNC and time-zone management — Automatic DNC scrubbing and calling hour enforcement by the prospect's local time zone, even when agents and prospects are in different states.

Why AgentTech Is the Best ACA Enrollment Dialer

AgentTech was designed with the ACA enrollment cycle in mind. We understand the seasonal surge, the compliance complexity, and the multi-state challenges that define health insurance sales. Our platform scales with your enrollment season—add seats in October, remove them in February—with month-to-month pricing that makes seasonal staffing financially viable.

During OEP, every minute counts. AgentTech's AI coaching helps agents explain complex topics like subsidy calculations, metal tiers, and network adequacy in simple terms that consumers understand. Our real-time dashboards show enrollment counts, conversion rates, and agent productivity so managers can optimize on the fly during the enrollment window.

Year-round, AgentTech tracks SEP qualifying events, automates renewal outreach, and helps agents maintain relationships with enrolled consumers. The built-in CRM eliminates the need for a separate system, and all interactions—calls, texts, emails—are logged in one place. At $50/seat with everything included, AgentTech costs less than most platforms charge for the dialer alone.

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References & Authoritative Sources

The information on this page is supported by the following official and authoritative sources.

1. 1
   Telemarketing and Robocalls FCC
2. 2
   TCPA - 47 U.S. Code § 227 U.S. Code

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