First-party opt-in
Skybridge supports consent journeys controlled by the specifically identified sender and carries the disclosure, affirmative action, source, campaign, and suppression history into that sender's approved systems.
The connected journey
A phone number or general lead is not consent. The consumer-facing experience must name the sender, state the program purpose and channel, capture an affirmative choice, and create a retrievable record before outreach is approved.
Campaign, creative, and landing experience match the intended audience and offer.
Clear terms name the one sender, permitted channel, program purpose, expected frequency, and technology where required.
The action, disclosure version, source URL, timestamp, and technical evidence are recorded.
Required fields, duplication, eligibility, suppression, and campaign rules are checked.
The record moves only to the named sender's approved CRM or live-agent workflow, with context intact.
Consent evidence
Illustrative opt-in patterns
“By checking this unchecked box, I agree to receive [program description] text messages from [Named Company] at the number provided. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help. Consent is not a condition of purchase. See [Terms] and [Privacy Policy].”
“Text START to [number] to receive [program description] from [Named Company]. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help.”
The approved script identifies [Named Company], the purpose, channel, and applicable technology, then captures the consumer's affirmative response. The audio, script version, timestamp, number, campaign, and source are retained.
These examples are illustrative, not legal advice or ready-to-deploy language. Final disclosures and workflows require review for the specific brand, campaign, channel, jurisdiction, and carrier rules.
The landing page, disclosure, offer, and subsequent communication identify the same approved party and purpose.
API, webhook, and CRM delivery only to the identified sender or processors acting solely for that approved program.
Consent is not purchased, rented, sold, shared, assigned, or transferred from a publisher, affiliate, network, aggregator, or another sender.
Disposition, answer, duration, complaint, and conversion signals help improve source quality and operating decisions.
One sender means one sender
If a consumer requests an introduction to another specifically identified company, that company must establish its own valid contact basis. Skybridge does not treat a generic partner disclosure, acquired list, or lead transfer as authorization for a different sender's marketing call or text.
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