Never miss a renewal. With permission you can prove.

Imported contacts without consent on file are stored as “unknown” and skipped by consent-checked sends. You can send them your intake form to capture consent.

Not for clients who’ve given you consent. Respectly’s AI reads each message and decides whether it’s informational, like a request to sign renewal documents, or marketing. Respectly then checks it against the consent you have on file for that client and channel. Informational messages follow the default rules for the client’s country and state or province. Every send waits for the right local time, and STOP replies, unsubscribes and preference changes take effect automatically. In the US and Canada, a client’s express consent to hear from you lets you contact them even if their number is on a national Do Not Call list. For marketing, keep that consent in writing or recorded. Respectly makes that easy: Using the Respectly intake form? Your client gives consent and e-signs from their phone, and the signature, date, time and consent wording are saved to their record automatically. Have your own process? Upload a scan of the paper form signed in person, or an audio recording, and Respectly tracks it in the client’s record and audit log like everything else. Some states, and Canada’s National Do Not Call List for voice calls, also have registration rules for businesses that telemarket, so check the rules where you operate.

Yes. Documents can be sent for signature by text or email and signed on any device, with an audit trail of who signed and when.