Effective Date: July 8, 2026
This document explains how Workshop Manager CRM manages customer consent for SMS messaging. It is intended to support transparency, regulatory compliance, and Twilio A2P messaging requirements. Workshop Manager CRM is a multi-tenant SaaS platform used by independent automotive repair shops. Each repair shop is responsible for obtaining customer consent before sending SMS messages.
The Platform is designed exclusively for operational communications related to vehicle service. SMS messages are used to improve customer communication and reduce missed appointments. Marketing campaigns, promotional offers, mass advertising and unrelated messaging are not permitted through this messaging program.
Consent is obtained directly by the participating repair shop during its normal customer interactions. The Platform does not collect consent directly from customers because it does not have a direct business relationship with vehicle owners. Each repair shop is responsible for ensuring that consent is collected in accordance with applicable laws and carrier requirements.
Depending on applicable law, consent may be collected through one or more of the following methods:
When consent is received, the employee immediately records it in Workshop Manager CRM. The system stores:
These records become part of the customer's communication history and may be retained to demonstrate compliance if requested by carriers, regulators or service providers.
Employees are expected to confirm that consent has been recorded before sending the first SMS message. Shops should establish internal procedures to prevent messaging customers whose consent has not been documented.
Consent applies only to transactional automotive service communications, including appointment reminders, maintenance reminders, repair status updates, approval requests, parts availability notifications, vehicle pickup notifications and similar service-related messages.
The Platform must not be used to send promotional discounts, coupons, newsletters, referral campaigns, contests, political messages, fundraising requests or unrelated advertising. If a repair shop wishes to conduct marketing campaigns, it must use an appropriate system and obtain any additional consent required by law.
Customers may withdraw consent at any time by replying STOP. Repair shops may also process opt-out requests received in person, by telephone or by email. Once an opt-out request is received, messaging should stop unless the customer later provides new consent.
Customers may reply HELP for messaging assistance. They may also contact the repair shop directly using the contact information provided during their service visit.
Consent records are retained to support audits, dispute resolution and messaging compliance. Repair shops should periodically review their records to ensure customer information remains accurate and that employees consistently follow the documented consent procedure.
Workshop Manager CRM provides tools for recording consent, storing consent information, maintaining messaging logs and supporting compliance. The Platform does not verify whether a repair shop has properly obtained consent and relies on each subscriber to provide truthful and accurate records.
This process may be updated as regulations, carrier requirements or Platform functionality change. The most current version will always be published on this page.
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