When running a DR. During the A2P verification, the website has to follow a strict checklist. Are you guys getting access to their existing site and editing it to be compliant or making your own placeholder site?

For those of you managing 10DLC for 20+ sub-accounts, What is your current process for the consent URL step? Specifically how are you handling the hosted opt-in page that TCR reviewers need to verify. Are you editing the client's website each time, building a separate landing page, or something else?

For those of you doing reactivation via SMS, how are you handling TCPA compliance? Are you getting prior express written consent before texting or relying or he existing business relationship argument. Also how are you getting A2P 10DLC approved when the contacts haven’t explicitly opted into SMS?

Hey everyone! Just joined the community and based in Ottawa Canada. I run a done-for-you missed call SMS recovery service for local trades and service businesses (electricians, HVAC, plumbers, salons) built on GHL. My A2P campaign has been rejected 3 times with error code 30909 — CTA verification issue. Here's my problem: my consent model doesn't fit the standard framework. The flow is simple — end user calls a local business, nobody answers, they get an automated text back within seconds. There's no web form because the customer never visits a website. They just called. I can't add a "reply YES first" step because trades customers will just call the next business on Google. It defeats the whole purpose. My questions for anyone who's solved this: 1. Have you gotten A2P approved for a missed call text back use case where there's no web form opt-in? 2. What opt-in method did you select and what did you write in the consent description? 3. Did registering under a different use case category make a difference? 4. Is toll free verification an easier path for this specific use case? Any help massively appreciated 🙏

Noticed something while going through a few GHL setups recently… Most systems just store: opted_in = true Which feels fine on the surface. But if you actually try to trace back how that consent was captured, it gets a bit unclear. Like: What exact message did the user agree to? When did they submit it? Was there a checkbox or just a form submit? In most cases, that detail isn’t really stored anywhere. And honestly, it works… until you need to verify something. Not saying everyone needs a complex setup, but having at least some basic tracking of important details makes things a lot cleaner later. Curious how others here are handling this — are you storing full consent details or just basic opt-in status?