SMS Opt-In

SMS preferences and digital confirmation

This page covers two related but separate concepts: direct digital opt-in through the public form below, and secondary digital confirmation after verbal consent has already been obtained and recorded for an appointment.

Learn how SureShow obtains and records SMS consent

Two consent paths

1. Direct digital opt-in

You may use the public form on this page to provide digital SMS consent for transactional appointment-related text messages from SureShow and the business handling your appointment. The SMS checkbox is optional, starts unchecked, and is separate from Terms and Privacy acceptance.

2. Secondary digital confirmation after verbal consent

When a service business schedules an appointment by phone or in person, the representative may first obtain affirmative verbal consent and record it in SureShow. The first SMS is authorized by that previously obtained verbal consent. A secure link in that message may invite you to confirm preferences and create an optional written record. That secondary confirmation strengthens the consent record. It does not retroactively authorize the first message.

A phone number alone is not permission to text. Appointments may be created without SMS consent. Consent is not a condition of purchase.

Related: SMS Consent Process · SMS Terms · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service

Public digital opt-in form

Submit an inquiry without SMS consent, or check the optional box to provide digital SMS consent.

Providing a number by itself does not authorize text messages.

The checkbox is optional, starts unchecked, and is separate from your acceptance of the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Learn how SureShow obtains and records SMS consent.