# Unwanted caller blocking

> Manage suppression rules by phone number, ZIP code, or tag and check whether a caller is allowed. Explore the workflow with Lead Source.

Canonical page: https://getleadsource.io/features/caller-blocking/

[Unwanted caller blocking
Keep your call rules in your hands.
Manage suppression rules by phone number, ZIP code, or tag and check whether a caller is allowed.

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Conversation intelligence · Built for US call workflows

Lead Source Illustrative example

01 Identify the reason 02 Save the rule 03 Review the effect

Unwanted caller blocking

- Rule type Blocked phone number

- Caller check Matches suppression rule

- Result Not eligible for this workflow

### Identify the reason

Decide why the caller or traffic group should be excluded.

Unwanted caller blocking

- Rule type Blocked phone number

- Caller check Matches suppression rule

- Result Not eligible for this workflow

### Save the rule

Apply the appropriate phone, ZIP, or tag condition.

Unwanted caller blocking

- Rule type Blocked phone number

- Caller check Matches suppression rule

- Result Not eligible for this workflow

### Review the effect

Check the rule's result and adjust it if the intended scope changes.

Explore the steps above. Sample details show the workflow, not a live account.

[What you can do](https://getleadsource.io/features/caller-blocking/#capabilities)[The workflow](https://getleadsource.io/features/caller-blocking/#workflow)[Common questions](https://getleadsource.io/features/caller-blocking/#questions)[Related features](https://getleadsource.io/features/caller-blocking/#related)

Conversation intelligence

### What changes in your day.

When your team identifies a caller or traffic pattern that should not enter a workflow, the rule needs to be clear and repeatable. Suppression controls keep those decisions close to the call operations they affect.

01

#### Block known unwanted callers

Add phone numbers your team has decided to suppress. Use a deliberate rule rather than asking each receiving team to remember the same unwanted caller.

02

#### Apply broader rules carefully

Use ZIP codes or tags where the workflow calls for them. Review the scope so a broad rule does not accidentally exclude people you intended to serve.

03

#### Check the reason behind a result

Review whether a caller is allowed and investigate unexpected exclusions. Keep manual suppression separate from an automated spam assessment.

From setup to review

### Put it to work.

- 01

#### Identify the reason

Decide why the caller or traffic group should be excluded.

- 02

#### Save the rule

Apply the appropriate phone, ZIP, or tag condition.

- 03

#### Review the effect

Check the rule's result and adjust it if the intended scope changes.

A closer look

### Useful answers before you start.

Explore the workflow above, then bring your own requirements to an early-access
conversation.

Does this use the same controls as spam screening? +

No. Suppression rules are the conditions your team maintains. Spam screening uses caller checks to assess incoming calls before routing.

Can a ZIP rule affect more than one caller? +

Yes. A rule based on location or a tag may affect a group of calls. Review its scope before applying it to an active workflow.

Connect the next step

### Works with the rest of your call workflow.

[Spam call screeningReview incoming caller checks and use account-level filtering to hold back calls flagged as spam.Explore feature](https://getleadsource.io/features/spam-screening/)[Geographic targeting & call capsApply location, operating-hour, and capacity requirements before choosing a receiving buyer.Explore feature](https://getleadsource.io/features/geographic-targeting/)[Alerts & monitoringMonitor unanswered calls, low balances, and failed deliveries so your team can investigate.Explore feature](https://getleadsource.io/features/alerts-monitoring/)

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### Let’s connect the dots on your calls.

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