First-contact texts are now fully consent-compliant
The very first SMS a candidate receives now reliably carries the required consent disclosure, and reads like it's from a person instead of legal boilerplate.
The consent check meant to run on every agent-sent text was silently being skipped on the one message that matters most: the very first text a candidate receives when an operation kicks off. That meant the required disclosure wasn't being added, and consent status was never getting recorded for that contact.
That gap is closed. Every agent-dispatched text now runs through the same consent gate as the rest of your outreach, and a contact who has revoked consent is blocked from receiving it. The disclosure itself now appears at the end of the message instead of the beginning, so the actual message isn't buried behind a wall of legal text on a lock-screen preview. And the agent now signs with the real staff or workspace name behind the outreach, not a generic platform default.
Fully compliant outreach — and a first impression that reads like it's from a person.
See it work a real file.
Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.