# What happened to SimpleTalk? Chapter 7 update.

The Simpletalk, LLC Chapter 7 docket lists an October 5, 2026 filing in Southern Florida. See the case details and the first checks to make for your calls and account.

Reviewed: 2026-10-06

## What happened to SimpleTalk?

CourtListener's RECAP docket lists a Chapter 7 voluntary petition by Simpletalk, LLC in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida, filed October 5, 2026, case 26-23313. The docket does not establish whether your account is working. Check calls, CRM updates and bookings before changing live workflows.

Test a real call and its CRM or calendar result.
Save the agent instructions and account details you can access.
If something is failing, arrange a working answer or callback route first.

## The public docket

CourtListener's RECAP archive mirrors PACER docket information. Entry 1 identifies a voluntary Chapter 7 petition. The original petition PDF has not been reviewed for this guide.

| Detail | Docket record |
| --- | --- |
| Debtor | Simpletalk, LLC |
| Court | U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida |
| Case number | 26-23313 |
| Filed | October 5, 2026 |
| Chapter | 7 |

- [View the RECAP docket and entry 1](https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/74917431/simpletalk-llc/#entry-1)

## Start with what is happening in your account

Make a controlled inbound call to a business number. If you use outbound calling, make one permitted test call to a number your team controls. Follow each result into the CRM and calendar. This tells you whether the problem is the call itself or what happens afterward.

Write down the number, time and result. Give urgent callbacks and uncertain appointments to a person while you decide what needs fixing.

## Four checks to make now

Use this checklist to identify what still works and what needs a fallback. A working dashboard is only the beginning of the check.

| Check | Evidence to collect | Decision it informs |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Inbound service | A controlled call to each critical number, with the observed destination | Whether to activate fallback answering |
| Outbound service | A permitted test call and its recorded result | Whether campaigns can continue |
| CRM and calendars | The contact, outcome and appointment from that test | Whether downstream work is being completed |
| Access and billing | Accessible accounts, named administrators and recent invoices | Which systems your team can control |

## Save what you need to keep operating

Copy available agent instructions, business information, workflow settings and number details into a place your team controls. Include pending callbacks and upcoming appointments. Keep passwords and API keys in your password manager.

Keep the existing workflow record until you know which calls have already happened and which follow-ups are still waiting. That record helps prevent a customer receiving the same call twice.

- Confirm who controls your HighLevel locations, carrier accounts and calendar connections.
- List upcoming appointments and callbacks that still need a human owner.
- Separate currently queued outreach from new outreach so a move does not create duplicate calls.
- Document a fallback destination for important inbound numbers.

## If you are ready to move

Assistable can replace your agreed calling, CRM, booking and handoff workflows. Start with one important workflow and the accounts you can access. We review what needs connecting, test the result and plan how its calls will move.

You do not need a complete technical inventory to start the conversation. Bring the number you need to protect, the workflow you need to keep and the access you currently have.

- [Calls failing now? Start here](https://www.assistable.ai/resources/simpletalk/service-disruption)
- [See how a move to Assistable works](https://www.assistable.ai/resources/simpletalk/migration)

## Frequently asked questions

### Has SimpleTalk shut down?

We have not established a provider-wide shutdown. Check your own numbers, calling workflows, CRM results and bookings to understand the impact on your business.

### Does Assistable have access to my SimpleTalk account?

You provide the account permissions and materials your business is authorized to share. Assistable does not automatically gain access to a SimpleTalk account or its records.

### Should I move before I have saved everything?

Protect urgent calls first. Save what you can, record what is missing and plan the replacement around your available accounts. Keep a separate list of customer work that still needs finishing.

## Sources

- [Simpletalk, LLC bankruptcy docket (RECAP)](https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/74917431/simpletalk-llc/#entry-1): PACER-derived docket; petition PDF not reviewed.
- [SimpleTalk technical overview](https://docs.simpletalk.ai/reference/simpletalk-tech-overview): Background on documented workflows. This source does not substantiate the filing or current service availability.

## Related guides

- [SimpleTalk not working? Here's what to do.](https://www.assistable.ai/resources/simpletalk/service-disruption)
- [How to save your SimpleTalk data before moving.](https://www.assistable.ai/resources/simpletalk/data-access)
- [How to migrate from SimpleTalk to Assistable.](https://www.assistable.ai/resources/simpletalk/migration)

## Get a clear plan for your move.

Show us your current setup. We’ll review compatibility, pricing and the next steps with you.

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