Documented purpose
Why, to whom, and when you send.
Permission and data protection
Responsible business SMS and compliance
A practical operating checklist for permission, purpose, opt-out, templates, and list protection before SMS campaigns or alerts in Jordan.
Protected list
Limited access and known data source.
Opt-out handling
A clear request that updates future send lists.
List management
Document where numbers came from and why you contact them
The source of every list and the purpose of contact should be clear. Service messages must also be separated from promotions; a number stored in a CRM is not automatically suitable for every type of message.
Keep a record of how the data was collected, what the customer agreed to, and the relevant date or relationship where needed. Define retention periods and who can access the list.
- ✓Known source for every list
- ✓Separation of marketing and service
- ✓Limited access permissions
- ✓Opt-out and complaint record
Sending controls
Identify the sender, respect timing, and honor opt-outs
The message should identify the organization and purpose, arrive at a suitable time, and avoid excessive frequency. Marketing campaigns need a clear opt-out process that updates future send lists.
This page is a general operating checklist, not legal advice. Requirements vary by country, sector, and message type, so current obligations should be confirmed with qualified counsel and relevant authorities where needed.
Implementation steps
How we prepare and launch the service
We review the use case and requirements, then test the setup before production sending begins.
- 01Classify messages
Marketing, service, security, or operations.
- 02Review data source
How the number was collected and stated purpose.
- 03Set template and opt-out
Clear identity and an actionable process.
- 04Keep an audit trail
List, campaign, permission, opt-out, and result.
Information we need
Share these details for an accurate proposal
These details help us confirm pricing, requirements, and the right operating model from the first conversation.
- 01List source
- 02Message types and templates
- 03Permission and opt-out policy
- 04Industry and target countries
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the service
Does a number in our system mean we can send promotions?+
Not automatically. Review why the number was collected, the relationship and stated purpose, and applicable permission and opt-out requirements.
Do OTP messages need an opt-out mechanism?+
OTP is user-triggered security traffic rather than a campaign. It still needs purpose limitation, data protection, and abuse controls. Do not mix promotions into it.
Is this legal advice?+
No. It is an operational checklist. Current requirements should be confirmed with qualified counsel and relevant authorities.
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