Quickbirch SMS Consent — How Lead-Alert Opt-In Works

What messages will I receive?

Two message types, both sent to the on-call mobile number you provide:

New-lead notifications — a text with the qualified lead summary and a link to the lead in your Quickbirch dashboard, sent when a lead arrives.
Urgent service alerts — an urgent alert with the caller's number when a lead is urgent (for example, a reported gas leak) so you can call back immediately.

The consent form

During Quickbirch onboarding, you enter your on-call mobile number and check a consent box (it is not pre-checked) labeled:

I consent to receive SMS lead notifications and urgent service alerts from Quickbirch. Message frequency varies. Message & data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help, STOP to opt out.

Consent is not a condition of purchase. Quickbirch does not sell or share your mobile number with third parties for marketing. Quickbirch sends no SMS to homeowners — alerts go only to you, the contractor.

After you submit

You receive a confirmation text identifying the program:

Sample confirmation

Quickbirch: You're set to receive lead alerts. Reply HELP for help, STOP to opt out. Msg&data rates may apply.

Opting out or getting help

Reply STOP to unsubscribe from lead alerts.
Reply START to re-subscribe.
Reply HELP for support information.
Message frequency varies with the leads you receive. Message & data rates may apply.
You can also change alert settings in your Quickbirch dashboard.

Program details

Program name: Quickbirch lead alerts
Who receives messages: Quickbirch contractor-customers who opted in during onboarding. Homeowners and consumers never receive SMS from Quickbirch.
Support: Reply HELP to any message, or contactsupport@quickbirch.com.

Questions about the SMS program? See thePrivacy Policy(section 4, SMS program) and theTerms of Service.

SMS consent: how Quickbirch lead-alert opt-in works

What messages will I receive?

The consent form

After you submit

Opting out or getting help

Program details