Posts tagged compliance.
The TCPA governs every political text. Campaigns are exempt from written consent but must still have consent, honor STOP instantly, identify themselves, text in reasonable hours, and keep four years of records. Here's the whole picture.
Txtra is a political texting platform built compliance-first and RCS-first, so every message is registered, verified, and deliverable by default. Here's what Txtra is, what makes it different, and how to think about the platform.
A TCPA demand letter is scary and time-sensitive. Here's a calm, plain-language walkthrough of what it is, what not to do, and why your records decide the outcome.
A rejected 10DLC registration stalls your whole texting program. Here are the common reasons campaigns get rejected and how to get approved.
You don't need a lawyer to catch most compliance problems before they become claims. Here's a plain self-audit any campaign can run on its own texting program.
Election night isn't the end of your data obligations. Here's how to handle a texting list after a campaign, what you can keep, what you must honor, and what you owe.
The forces shaping political texting, verified messaging, AI, and tightening compliance, all point the same way, toward trust. Here's the direction Txtra is building in, and how the roadmap follows where the channel is going.
Campaigns often ask whether the National Do Not Call Registry blocks political texting. The answer is nuanced, and getting it wrong in either direction causes problems.
A plain-language guide for first-time candidates on texting voters, what it's for, what the rules are, and how to start without getting yourself in trouble.
A statewide or multi-state text program can violate quiet hours in one place while it's still afternoon in another. Here's how to get send timing right across time zones.
In Txtra, compliance isn't a feature you turn on, it's the floor every send runs on. Here's how the always-on compliance layer works, what it handles automatically, and why it's built into the core.
Quiet hours are the rule beneath every compliant send, and the thing most programs get wrong. The window is measured by the recipient's local time, which is why enforcement has to happen per person.