
What information should be on a consent form?
Get Consent Right the First Time — Every Time
A compliant consent form isn't just paperwork — it's your first line of defense. The essentials are clear: capture the consumer's name and phone number, disclose who's sending the messages, state that texts come from an automated system, note that consent isn't a condition of purchase, set expectations for frequency and costs, and explain how to opt out. Just as important is the record behind the form: a timestamp, the exact language shown, the consent source, and the campaign identifier. With TCPA class action filings up sharply — 224 filings in a single month, a 283% surge — businesses that can't produce proof of consent are the easiest targets. Your next steps: audit every form where you collect phone numbers, separate marketing consent from appointment reminders, and make sure opt-outs are honored instantly across every channel. If you'd rather not build and police all of that yourself, CallMyLeads handles consent collection, opt-outs, and carrier registration for you — so every lead gets a fast, compliant response. Have questions about your current setup? Book a free 15-minute scoping call and we'll walk through it with you.