Evidence of permission
Source, timestamp, channel and purpose of consent.
NOTIFYME / RESPONSIBLE SENDING
Every message should have a valid reason to exist.
Our approach to communication combines legitimate purpose, approved identities, recipient rights, thoughtful controls and honest delivery evidence.
Organization · identity · permission · evidence
RECIPIENT TRUST
Permission has to survive beyond the sign-up form.
A compliant-looking send button is not enough. Responsible communication requires ongoing consent evidence, purpose limitation, suppression handling, sender accountability and a clear response when someone revokes permission.
Keep channel-specific consent and how it was obtained.
Never keep retrying recipients who have opted out or hard-bounced.
Expose campaign ownership and policy decisions to the organization.
NotifyMeCONCEPT WORKFLOW
RECIPIENT ELIGIBILITY
Consent recordPresent for this purpose
Suppression listChecked before dispatch
SenderAuthorized by organization
AuditPolicy decision retained
Illustrative interface only. Channel provisioning and campaign capabilities are subject to the approved product release and account configuration.
MESSAGE GOVERNANCE
Permission is a product requirement.
Verified identities
Sender names, domains and business identities must satisfy channel-specific verification.
Recipient permission
Consent, suppression and purpose checks guide managed audience and campaign features.
Honest reporting
An API acceptance event is not presented as proof a person read or received a message.
THE MESSAGE JOURNEY
The responsible-sending lifecycle.
01
Define the purpose
Classify essential communications and appropriate audience.
02
Respect permission
Validate required consent and maintain suppression.
03
Check authorization
Confirm organizational role, channel and sender.
04
Keep evidence
Record outcomes, exception context and permitted audit data.
BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER
The guardrails around a responsible campaign.
Policy checks must be enforced server-side. Visual warnings alone do not protect recipients or organizations.
Audience exclusions
Suppress unsubscribed, invalid, complained and ineligible contacts.
Sender accountability
Approved sender identities, allowed purposes and role-based controls.
Post-send review
Audit status, complaints, delivery failures and corrective actions.
GOOD TO KNOW
Consent, complaints, and suppression.
Can I upload purchased contact lists?
An uploaded list does not establish consent or permission. Audience functions will enforce policy and recipient controls.
How are sender names handled?
Any brand or sender identity that requires verification must be approved before activation.
Put recipient trust into the workflow.
Tell us about your organization, channels and intended use. Access and sender identity are reviewed.