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Marketing SMS consent and STOP replies

Reviewed 2026-08-30

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Promotional texts need a clear marketing yes on the client. Reply STOP ends marketing for that channel—without turning off appointment reminders that still have their own SMS consent.

Recording marketing consent on the client

Open the client drawer and open the messaging opt-ins section. Turn on marketing SMS permission before promotional texts; set marketing email permission separately.

Do not guess consent from a phone number or from a past booking SMS checkbox. Marketing yes lives with the client messaging opt-ins.

Open client Notifications

  1. Open the client drawer.
  2. Select Notifications.
  3. Review SMS marketing opt-in and Email marketing opt-in before you send promotional messages.

Confirming the wording shown to the client

Before you turn marketing opt-in on, confirm you showed the client the current consent wording. Select the confirmation checkbox that you showed that text before recording opt-in.

Orya keeps a record of which wording was shown. If the wording is out of date or you skip the confirmation, the opt-in will not save.

Tip

If you see a confirmation prompt, read it carefully and confirm the current consent text was shown before saving.

Confirm consent wording

  1. Open Notifications on the client.
  2. Read the current marketing consent wording.
  3. Select I showed this consent text to the client before recording opt-in, then set SMS marketing opt-in to Granted.

Sending a Marketing follow-up SMS

On the client, open send notification and choose marketing follow-up for staff SMS. Send only after marketing SMS permission is on and a valid phone exists.

Without marketing consent, send is blocked with a consent-required error. Free-form staff SMS cannot be treated as a booking text.

Important

Even a message that mentions an appointment time is still marketing when staff write it from the client drawer.

Send Marketing follow-up

  1. Open Send notification on the client.
  2. Select Marketing follow-up.
  3. Choose Send SMS. If opt-in is missing, fix the consent-required error before trying again.

STOP replies and email unsubscribe

Replying STOP on a marketing SMS turns off marketing SMS consent. Future staff marketing SMS and marketing automations for SMS should stop.

Booking texts continue when the appointment still has SMS consent. An email unsubscribe does not stop SMS, and an SMS STOP does not stop marketing email.

Settings reminder

The default marketing footer in salon notification settings tells clients they can reply STOP to leave marketing messages.

Review Default marketing footer

  1. Open Settings → Notifications.
  2. Under Messaging compliance copy, open Default marketing footer.
  3. Read the STOP guidance so the team knows what a client reply changes.

Leaving one automation vs a global STOP

Removing a client from one automation ends only that journey. In the client’s automation list, select remove for that journey.

A global STOP turns off marketing across journeys for that channel. Prefer remove when the client only wants out of one campaign and still accepts other marketing or booking reminders.

Tip

Do not treat journey remove as a substitute for STOP, and do not use STOP when the client only asked to leave a single automation.

Choose Remove or STOP

  1. Open the client’s automation list.
  2. Select Remove on one journey to leave only that campaign.
  3. Use a marketing STOP reply (or turn marketing consent off) when the client wants all marketing SMS stopped.

Contents

  • SMS texts and client consent
  • Booking SMS and appointment consent
  • Marketing SMS consent and STOP replies
  • Notification channels and send windows
  • Using the in-app notification center

On this page

  • Recording marketing consent on the client
  • Confirming the wording shown to the client
  • Sending a Marketing follow-up SMS
  • STOP replies and email unsubscribe
  • Leaving one automation vs a global STOP

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