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SMS appointment reminder consent

Last updated: February 12, 2026

Etisia is used by salons and appointment-based businesses to send appointment reminders and booking updates by SMS.

This page explains how businesses using Etisia may collect and record client consent for these appointment-related text messages.

Purpose and scope

This page provides a public explanation of how businesses using Etisia collect verbal consent for appointment reminders and booking updates sent by SMS.

It applies to appointment-related service communication only. This process is not intended for promotional or marketing SMS campaigns.

1. What Etisia is used for

Etisia helps salons and other appointment-based businesses communicate with existing clients about scheduled services. The platform is used for appointment reminders, booking updates, rescheduling notices, and related service communication tied to an appointment.

2. What messages are sent through this process

Messages sent through this process are limited to:

  • appointment reminders
  • booking updates
  • rescheduling notifications
  • service-related scheduling communication

These messages are sent in connection with an existing appointment or scheduling interaction. They are not promotional campaigns and are not intended to advertise unrelated offers.

3. How verbal consent is collected

Businesses using Etisia may collect consent verbally in the normal course of scheduling and client intake, including:

  • during booking
  • during intake
  • in person at the salon or business location
  • by phone when scheduling an appointment

The business asks the client if they agree to receive appointment reminders and booking updates by SMS at the mobile number they provided.

4. What may be stored as a consent record

When a business records verbal consent in Etisia, the consent record may include:

  • client mobile number
  • business or salon name
  • consent source
  • timestamp where available
  • staff record where available

The purpose of this record is to document that appointment-related SMS permission was collected in connection with client scheduling communication.

5. Opt-out

Clients can opt out of SMS reminders at any time by replying STOP.

6. Example SMS messages

Below are examples of the kinds of appointment-related messages described on this page.

Example 1

[Salon Name]: Reminder - your appointment is on {{date}} at {{time}}. Reply STOP to unsubscribe.

Example 2

[Salon Name]: Update - your appointment on {{date}} has been moved to {{time}}. Reply STOP to unsubscribe.

7. Frequently asked questions

Is this for marketing messages?

No. This page describes appointment reminders and booking updates only.

Who receives these messages?

Existing clients in connection with appointments or scheduling-related communication.

How can someone stop receiving messages?

Reply STOP to unsubscribe.