Carrier registration of messaging
Registration of your business and its messaging with carriers is taken care of.
Local business texting
Send scheduled texts to your customer list and handle replies in one inbox, with carrier registration and opt-out handling taken care of from Charleston to Savannah.

Text message campaigns
Reach your customers directly on their phones. Your team manages replies from a two-way inbox, while campaigns go out to your customer lists on your schedule.
Campaigns go out to your customer list on your schedule.
People join your list easily by texting a keyword to your number.
Messages come back to a two-way inbox for your staff to answer.
Different businesses use texting to keep customers informed. Typical texts fall into three categories: offers, events and appointments.
Typical messages
Offers, events and appointments
Message campaigns are scheduled and sent to customer lists. Your business connects with customers using an ordinary local number, and replies arrive in a two-way inbox.
Business texting involves specific federal and carrier regulations. Facts about these rules are sourced directly from regulatory guidelines.
Legal questions go to your own attorney, as general information about rules is not legal advice.
Registered through The Campaign Registry
Prior express written consent, 47 CFR 64.1200(f)(9)
Opt-out timeline
Accepted words include stop, quit, cancel, unsubscribe, end, revoke and opt out.
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Recipient local time. Diagram illustrates regulatory timelines and is not a message log.
CloudCentric handles business sender registration with US carriers so your staff can focus on talking to customers.
Registration of your business and its messaging with carriers is taken care of.
Senders carry the burden of proving consent, so records of when and how people sign up matter.
Stop and help replies are handled to meet US texting rules.
Messages go out to your customer lists on your selected dates.
Customers join your list by texting a specific word.
Staff members reply to individual customer questions from a shared screen.
10DLC means texting from an ordinary 10-digit local number. US carriers require your business and each type of messaging to be registered through The Campaign Registry before you can send texts.
Since early 2025, major US carriers block texts from unregistered 10DLC numbers rather than just filtering them.
Marketing texts sent with automated tools require the recipient's prior express written consent under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Prior express written consent is a signed written agreement that includes the telephone number.
Senders carry the burden of proving a person consented. Records of when and how each person signed up matter.
FCC rules say a person can revoke consent by any reasonable means. An opt-out has to be honored within a reasonable time and no later than 10 business days.
FCC rules bar telephone solicitations, including marketing texts, before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m. in the recipient's local time.
No, our page is general information about rules and is not legal advice; ask your own attorney. Prices, message volumes and approval times are not stated here. Call us to discuss your specific needs.
Call (844) 422-7000 to set up your business messaging and carrier registration today.