Consent Is the Production's
US rules on business texting expect the sender to have the recipient's consent before texting them. G-Casper Pro sends the texts, but the production gathers the consent. The software asks you to confirm you have it, records opt-ins it collects itself, and honors STOP.
How Opt-In Management Works
Three things are recorded:
- Your certification. The first time you send by SMS, the SMS Consent Required dialog asks you to confirm you have prior express consent from each recipient. I Agree & Continue records it on your account, once
- The invite opt-in. The Mail icon on a crew, cast or background row sends an email invite. The person confirms their contact details and can tick Yes, send me SMS reminders for call sheets. G-Casper Pro stores the time they did
- Opt-outs. A reply of STOP, STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END or QUIT blocks that number. START, YES or UNSTOP lifts the block
G-Casper Pro
Mike Rodriguez, your call for "SUNRISE STUDIOS" on Day 15 (Fri, Mar 15) is:
7:00A
View full call sheet: gcasper.pro/cs/abc123
STOP Covers Every Production
An opt-out belongs to the phone number, not to one show. Once a number replies STOP, no production on G-Casper Pro can text it until it replies START. The invite opt-in, on the other hand, is per production: a copied production starts with nobody opted in. Every text ends with Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for info.
Deal Memo Consent
Many productions collect SMS consent in the deal memo or start paperwork. That is a sound record, and it stays in your paperwork: G-Casper Pro has no switch to mark someone as opted in by hand. The row's green icon only reflects the invite page. Sample wording for a start packet: