Proof they asked to hear from you.
Store proof that customers asked to hear from the brand, so it is on file, per enterprise, whenever a registration asks how people sign up.
- Per enterprise
- Own records
- Linked
- To numbers
- On file
- When asked
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Everything that shows they said yes.
The customer who opted in
What they asked to receive
Where they signed up
When they agreed
The number the record covers
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Many ways to say yes. One place for the proof.
However a customer opts in, the proof lands in the same record store, per enterprise.
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Every opt-in, in one timeline.
Each record is kept with its source and time, so the history of who agreed to what is easy to follow.
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The answer to “how do they sign up?” is already on file.
Registrations such as 10DLC campaigns ask for the opt-in flow. With the proof stored per enterprise, you can answer without collecting it again.
“How do your customers opt in?”
Every business keeps its own file.
From a tick in a box to proof on file.
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Offer it under your own brand.
The portal runs under your brand, so registration, and the proof behind it, becomes a chargeable service on your price list.
- Your name and logo on the portal
- Each enterprise sees only its own records
- A paid service on your price list
Questions, answered.
It stores proof that customers asked to hear from the brand, so the proof is on file when it is needed.
Who opted in, what they agreed to, where and when they signed up, and the number the record applies to.
Registrations such as 10DLC campaigns and toll-free verification ask how customers sign up. With the proof stored, the answer is ready.
Yes. Records are kept per enterprise, so each business has its own proof on file.
Yes. A record can be reused across the numbers it applies to, instead of being collected again.
Yes. The portal runs under your brand, so registration and the proof behind it can be a chargeable service on your price list.
Keep the proof. Send with confidence.
Talk to partnerships about storing opt-in records for your enterprise customers.