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India requires a registered business behind every phone number. Before you can rent an Indian number from Vocily, you file a compliance application for the business that number will be used for, and the provider verifies it.
This applies to numbers rented from Vocily. If you bring your own carrier account, your KYC is already handled in that provider account and there is nothing to file here.
Compliance lives in Settings → Compliance and is Owner-only: a filing is a legal statement made in your business’s name, with its certificates attached.

One application per business

Add one application per business you call on behalf of. An agency running numbers for several clients files one per client; a single company files one. The application is what a number is bought under, and a number stays with the business it was bought for. Moving a number to a different business means releasing it and buying a new one.

What you need

Documents can be PDF, JPEG, or PNG, up to 10 MB each.
The provider reads the business details - CIN, company type, registry ID - off the certificates you upload. You do not type them in.

File an application

1

Open Settings → Compliance

Select New application.
2

Enter the business name

Then upload both certificates in the same dialog.
3

Submit

Nothing is sent to the provider until you select Submit. Everything before that is a local draft you can come back to.

Statuses

Status updates arrive on their own. Vocily also re-checks submitted applications periodically, so a filing settles without you refreshing.

If an application is rejected

The rejection reason is shown verbatim on the application, exactly as the provider wrote it. Paraphrasing it would be how the same mistake gets made twice. The most common reason is a document the provider cannot verify - a screenshot, a scan of the wrong certificate, or an expired one. Replace the documents on the same application and resubmit; you do not create a new one.

Documents are private

Uploaded certificates are visible only to the organization Owner, and every download is recorded.

What’s next