Consent Resolve
Why consent-first

"Is this legal?"
The honest answer, not a one-word yes.

It's the question every smart contractor asks. It deserves a real answer.

The short version: what gets contractors sued isn't identifying a website visitor. It's reaching people who never opted in, and tracking visitors who never agreed. Consent Resolve is built the other way around.

The three real risks

What actually hits contractors.

TCPA / DNC — the outreach trap

Calling or texting someone who never opted in is $500–$1,500 in statutory damages per message, with a private right of action. Professional plaintiffs build cases out of it. This is why Consent Resolve never hands you a number to cold-call — your outreach runs through channels the consent covers.

47 U.S.C. §227 (Cornell LII)

CIPA / wiretap — the web-tracking trap

California's wiretap statute is now aimed at non-consented website tracking at $5,000 per violation, and a demand-letter industry has grown around it. The tools that fire before anyone agrees are the targets. Consent Resolve fires only after the yes.

CA Penal Code §637.2

State privacy — led by Texas

Texas settled with Meta for $1.4B and Google for $1.375B over data collected without consent, and filed the first-ever suit under a comprehensive state privacy law (Allstate/Arity, Jan 2025). The state patchwork is real and enforced.

Texas Attorney General
How we're built

Architected against each risk.

  • Consent-gated script

    Nothing fires before consent. No identification, no tracking, until the homeowner says yes on your banner.

  • Signed, timestamped records

    Every consent decision is logged with a signed audit ID, IP, and user agent — kept for seven years.

  • Audit retrieval on demand

    Export the complete consent trail any time. One regulator request or demand letter, one receipt.

  • No cold-callable numbers

    The deliverable is a consented email, enriched with name and location where available. We never hand you a number to cold-call.

  • Customer-owned outreach

    Recovered contacts re-engage through your email, SMS, retargeting, and CRM — only through channels the consent covers.

What we ask of you

Two things keep it clean: send outreach only from your own consented channels, and honor opt-outs. We suppress opt-outs automatically and keep your privacy policy current through our Termageddon partnership — the outreach is yours to run.

Built to the strictest privacy standard in the world (GDPR) — so the U.S. state patchwork is covered by design.

In plain English

Website visitor identification is legal when it happens only after consent. What exposes contractors is calling or texting people who never opted in (TCPA) and tracking visitors who never agreed (CIPA and state privacy laws like the Texas TDPSA). Consent Resolve identifies a homeowner only after an affirmative yes, logs a signed consent record, and never provides a number to cold-call — recovered contacts re-engage through the contractor's own consented channels.

Common questions

The legality questions, answered straight.

It depends entirely on how it's done. What gets contractors sued is reaching people who never opted in (TCPA) and tracking website visitors who never agreed (CIPA and state privacy laws like the Texas TDPSA). Consent Resolve identifies a visitor only after an affirmative yes on your consent banner, logs a signed and timestamped consent record, and never hands you a number to cold-call. Built that way, it's the opposite of the secret-tracking tools writing settlement checks.
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