Permission-based communication, without buried consent language.
SendForge is moving away from the old opt-in form model. Recipient approval happens inside a lightweight client-facing SendForge experience, where people choose which businesses can contact them and which channels are allowed — text, email, or both — then update or revoke that any time.
We frame approval around deliberate user action and sender-specific permissions. The contact decides who can reach them, by channel, inside their own controlled experience.
Recipient-controlled
Approval is granted directly by the recipient inside their own SendForge-facing experience, not inferred from a hidden checkbox.
Channel-specific
Users can allow text, email, or both, and those approvals stay tied to the specific sender relationship.
Recorded + reviewable
Permission changes are structured, logged, and easy to review later for internal governance and external standards.
Use the right recipient flow for the right context.
These pages represent the kind of client-facing approval surface a business can direct people into. Each one uses sender-specific language, clear channel choices, and practical copy that maps to real communication use cases.
Marketing promotions
For promotions where the recipient has deliberately enabled them for that sender.
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