Terms of use

**Lead Consent Pro — terms of use** These terms are between you and **Intent & Iron LLC**, operating as Lead Consent Pro. **This document has not been reviewed by a lawyer.** It is written to be clear about what this service does and does not do. It is not legal advice, and you should not treat it as a substitute for your own counsel. If you are accepting for a business, you confirm you are allowed to bind that business. **1. What this service does** We record what you showed someone, when you showed it, and that they acted on it. We store the exact words, we hash them so they cannot be changed without detection, and we can produce that record later for a carrier, a regulator, or a court. That is the whole product. We are a record of what happened. We are not a lawyer, a compliance department, or an insurer. **2. Our templates are a convenience, not a recommendation** We provide starting-point disclosure text so you are not staring at an empty box. It is a convenience and nothing more. It is not legal advice, it is not a recommendation, and it has not been approved by a lawyer for your business, your industry, or your state. Using it unchanged is your decision. **3. What you publish is yours** The words on your form are your words, whether you wrote them, edited ours, or used ours unchanged. **You are responsible for them even if our template was wrong.** If a template we supplied turns out to be inadequate, out of date, or wrong for your situation, that does not transfer responsibility to us. You are the one contacting the consumer, and you are the one who has to be able to stand behind what they were shown. Do your own due diligence before you publish. If you are unsure whether your wording is enough, ask a lawyer, not us. **4. We prove; we do not judge** We will tell you exactly what was shown and when. We will not tell you whether it was good enough. We do not review your wording, we do not score it, and we do not certify it. Nothing we produce says "compliant," and no badge, score, or rating exists anywhere in this service. A certificate, a verification page, or an evidence package is a record of what was shown. It is not a finding that you were allowed to contact anyone, and it is not cover if you were not. If you ever see us appear to endorse your wording, that is a mistake on our part — it is not something you can rely on. **5. One named seller per consent record** A consent record here proves consent **to the business named in the words that were shown**. This is allowed: you capture consent for your own business, or an agency captures on behalf of one named client. Forty clients is forty separate businesses in this system, each with its own records. Who operates the form does not matter; who is *named* does. This is not allowed: capturing consent once under wording like "us and our marketing partners," and then selling, transferring, or relying on that same record as consent for businesses the person was not told about. You may not use this service for that. We will still store whatever words you actually showed. We do not refuse a record because we dislike the wording, and we do not try to detect this automatically. The record will show the seller you declared beside the exact words the person saw. If those two do not match, that is visible to anyone reading the record. It does not become consent for an unnamed business. **6. If you breach section 5, or if we need to stop the account** We may suspend your account or refuse further use of the service. **We will not delete evidence that has already been captured.** Consent records are permanent here by design — that is what makes them worth anything. Suspension stops new capture. It does not erase what your customers already agreed to, and it does not erase what you can prove about it. You may export your records while the account is active. We do not sell them. If you close the account, or we suspend it, the records still stay. **7. What we do not promise** We do not promise that using this service makes you compliant with the TCPA, with 10DLC rules, with any carrier's requirements, or with any state law. Those obligations are yours. We promise to record accurately and to be able to show our work. If these terms change, we will show you the new words and ask you to accept them the same way you accepted these. Logging in after a change is not acceptance of a new version. **8. If someone asks us for your records** If a court, a regulator, a carrier, or anyone in a dispute involving you asks us for your records or for testimony about them, by subpoena, court order, or other legal process, we will tell you before we respond, unless the law does not allow us to. That gives you a chance to object. We will respond as the law requires, and we produce the records exactly as they are. Who pays does not change what we produce. If the request arises from your use of this service, you agree to pay our reasonable costs of responding, including staff time, copying, and our own lawyer's fees. This does not apply when the request is about something we are accused of doing wrong.