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SMS Consent
SMS consent should be explicit, phone-scoped, timestamped, and separate from email consent or relationship evidence. Auvra can record SMS readiness and blockers while keeping provider SMS sending disabled until a separately reviewed channel setup exists.
Auvra stance
Auvra does not treat email consent, a referral, or a prior business relationship as SMS permission. The phone number and evidence must match the SMS channel.
What explicit SMS consent needs
A useful SMS consent record names the phone number, consent source, timestamp, opt-out instructions, tenant, and review status. If the phone number does not match, the consent should not apply.
What does not carry over
Email opt-in, a warm CRM relationship, a referral, or account fit can support other sales work, but those facts do not prove permission to text a phone number.
Why sending remains separate
Even when a phone-scoped consent record exists, SMS provider setup, opt-out handling, number registration, and send approval are separate gates. Readiness is not the same thing as a live send.