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SMS Opt-In
How clients consent to project text messages
Trussty powers text messaging between construction contractors and their clients. Clients opt in to receive messages in one of three ways:
1. Online booking (web opt-in)
A client submits their own phone number on their contractor's public booking page — for example trussty.app/book/<contractor>. The consent disclosure is shown on that page, and the contact form requires an explicit consent checkbox that is unchecked by default. The booking cannot be submitted unless the client actively checks it, and the server rejects any submission without it. This is the exact checkbox label:
Consent is not a condition of purchase. Opt-in is used solely to send that client messages about their own project.
2. Client-initiated text
The client texts their contractor's Trussty number first. Replying to a client-initiated conversation is the scope of the consent; every reply is reviewed and approved by the contractor before it is sent.
3. Project intake
When a contractor adds a client to a project, the contractor must confirm a consent checkbox stating the client agreed to receive project-related texts. The confirmation timestamp is stored with the client record as the consent paper trail.
Opting out
Reply STOP to any message to opt out immediately — one final confirmation is sent and nothing further. Reply START to opt back in, or HELP for help. Opt-out status is enforced automatically at both the carrier level and inside Trussty. Mobile information is never shared with third parties for marketing purposes — see our Privacy Policy and Terms.