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How to view contacts who have consented via a consent link
...criteria: Consent source > is equal to > Block or template consent request Access the filter in your account From the search result, you can create a dynamic group to keep an up-to-date list of these contacts, or add them to a static group. Once these contacts have been added to a group, you can export them to keep a copy for your files. The exported information includes details of the consent (date, time, source and proof of consent).
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Consent templates
...number of express consents and to be compliant with the Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL). Click here to know how to add this block to your regular mailings. Step 3: Send your consent request Click here to learn how to create a mailing. See your contact's consent status quickly Click here to learn how to quickly see in your group, after your mailing, who expressly consented or didn't consent to receive your communications.
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Contacts consent status
...consent template. Consent type: Express Consent expiration: None. You can write to this contact until it unsubscribe. Manual or Import - Express consent Contacts added or updated manually or trough an import with the list type "Express consent" Consent type: Express Consent expiration: None. You can write to this contact until it unsubscribe. Manual or Import - Active clients Contacts added or updated manually or trough an import with the list type "Active...
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Consent blocks
...a consent template, all the email addresses included in the selected group(s) during the mailing will receive your consent requests. When you add a consent block in a template, during the mailing, only email addresses who have not yet expressly consented to receive your communications will see this block. The block will not appear for those who have already given their express consent, and they will still be able to read the rest of your email. It is therefore important to not put this...
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Create your consent template
...during the mailing will receive your consent request. When you add a consent block to a template, during the mailing, only the email addresses that do not have express consent yet, will see this block. The consent block will not appear to those who have already given their express consent, but they will be able to read the other sections of your email. This is yet another excellent tool which allows you to get a great number of express consents while remaining compliant to Canada’s...
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Problems with the confirm consent links
...mailing" it's normal that your confirmation links won't work since they are not associated to a member's email. It's probable that you will see the message " We can't identify your demand" when you click on the link. To learn how to test : a consent block, click here a consent template, click here Did you copy and paste the confirmation links to add them to your template? Be careful when you copy/paste confirmation links! If it is not done the right way they simply won't...
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What is the difference between a premade consent template and a consent block?
In this article: Predrawn consent template Consent block in your template When you use a predrawn consent template: Every contact selected during the preparation of your mailing, regardless of their consent status, will receive and see the content of your mailing, including the links to confirm their consent. Click here to learn how to create a consent template. When you add a consent block in your template: Every contact with an implied consent that was selected...
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Customize the URL of the Consent Confirmation page
...page and instead direct your contact to a personalized page on your website. (Ex .: http://www.yoursiteweb.com/thankyouforyourconsent.html). Note: Even if you use a page from your website rather than our default page to confirm your contact's consent, the consent confirmation email will still be sent out. It would be important that on your personalized page your contact finds essential details such as a message confirming his / her consent and indicating that he / she will receive a...
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Create a mailing group for your consent email
...as your criterion. Choose "equals to" and then chose "Implied" in the last drop down list. Note: you can add criteria to better target your contacts as: - Group (to select contacts from a specific group) - Consent expiration (to see which consents will expire soon) - Consent source... Click "Save". Your group will be added to your groups' list. Since it is a dynamic group, you won't have to do anything to add contacts into it; it will be done automatically based on...
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How to delete contacts
...you delete a contact with an express consent to add it back later to your account, the official consent will not be "Express" by default, even if you obtained the consent proof in the past! The new consent in the contact details will be the one you assigned when subscribing the contact again. Important! The consent could revert back to implied even though the contact had already given Express consent in the past if the wrong consent is specified.