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SMS opt-in — consent flow evidence

Last updated 4 September 2026

Why this page exists: Loggia's SMS opt-in happens inside a signed-in account, so it cannot be reached by anyone without login credentials. This page publishes the exact screens and the exact consent language a Loggia account owner sees, so the flow can be verified publicly.

Who operates this messaging program

This messaging program is operated by Loggia LLC, a Michigan limited liability company (Michigan entity ID 900274676), which builds and operates the Loggia software platform at app.loggia.work. Loggia LLC is the sender of every message described on this page; “Loggia” is the name of the product its account holders sign in to.

Loggia LLC · 2222 W Grand River Ave, Ste A, Okemos, MI 48864, United States · support@loggia.work

The program, in plain terms

Program name: Loggia account and activity notifications.
Sender: Loggia LLC, operator of the Loggia platform.
Who receives messages: Loggia account owners only, on a mobile number they personally entered and verified inside their own signed-in account.
Who never receives messages: account holders' customers, and the general public. Loggia does not message them on this number.
Message types: (1) a one-time 6-digit verification code; (2) notifications about the owner's own workspace, including new-enquiry alerts that carry the enquirer's phone number so the owner can return the call; (3) a confirmation prompt when the owner authorises an action that will spend money.
Marketing: none. Loggia sends no promotional content and no offers on this number.
Frequency: varies with the owner's own activity. Loggia does not publish a fixed weekly number, because the volume is set by what the owner does in their own workspace.
Cost: message and data rates may apply.
Opt out: reply STOP at any time, or remove the number in Settings. Reply HELP for help.
Consent is optional: it is not a condition of purchase and is not required to create, pay for, or use a Loggia account.

Step 1 — Settings → “Text the agent”

The account owner signs in at app.loggia.work, opens Settings, and finds the “Text the agent” panel. They type their own mobile number and press “Send me a code”. Pressing that button is the affirmative consent action. There is no pre-checked box, and messaging consent is not bundled with acceptance of the account terms.

Screen 1 — the opt-in panel as the account owner sees it

Register your mobile and you can text your Loggia number to set goals, check status and approve work — "get me 5 customers this week", "ads status", "STOP ADS". Your number has to prove it's yours first, so nobody else can drive your workspace by text.

By pressing "Send me a code" you agree to receive account and activity text messages from Loggia at the number you entered, including a one-time verification code. Message frequency varies and is driven by your own activity. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Consent is not a condition of purchase and is not required to use Loggia. See our SMS Terms and Privacy Policy.

Status: Not registered

Your mobile number

+1 616 555 0127

Send me a code

Consent notice shown on this screen, verbatim

Step 2 — confirm the code (double opt-in)

Loggia texts one 6-digit code to the number entered, valid for 15 minutes. The owner types that code back into Settings to confirm they control the phone. Only a number that completes this step receives any further message. There is no path by which anyone other than the person holding the phone can enrol a number.

Screen 2 — code confirmation

Enter the 6-digit code we texted you

3 6 6 1 5 8

Verify

This is a double opt-in: consent is captured on the web screen in Step 1, and then independently confirmed from the handset itself in Step 2. Loggia applies it to every number, without exception.

Declining costs you nothing

Consent is not a condition of purchase. An account owner can create an account, pay for it, and use Loggia without ever registering a mobile number, and everything they operate inside the app behaves the same either way. Two consequences are worth stating plainly rather than glossing. A few automated actions announce themselves by text before they run, and Loggia will not run those unannounced, so they stay switched off until a number is verified. And a small number of features are driven entirely by the owner's reply to a text — approving a referral request, or taking an appointment slot Loggia offers — which have no other control surface, so they are unavailable without a verified number. Nothing is withheld as leverage; there is simply no way to ask by text and hear back from a workspace with no number. An account owner who never opts in, or who later replies STOP or removes their number in Settings, keeps full use of the product. Numbers are never purchased, rented, imported, or shared with third parties.

Sample messages

Verification code Loggia: Your verification code is 366158. It expires in 15 minutes. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Msg&data rates may apply.

New enquiry alertNew lead: Jane D — Meta, 3m ago +1 248 555 0127 “furnace won’t fire” LEADS for the list · app.loggia.work/#crm

Spend confirmation you asked forConfirm with your authenticator — nothing has changed yet. GO LIVE: "Spring Tune-Up" (#12) starts running on Meta at $40/day. Money starts moving. Reply: CONFIRM 4f2a91 <6-digit code from your authenticator app> Expires in 10 minutes. REVOKE and STOP ADS never need a code.

Help and opt-out replies

HELP returns: “Loggia LLC (Loggia): Account alerts for verified account holders. Msg freq varies. Msg&data rates may apply. Help: support@loggia.work. Reply STOP to cancel.”

STOP returns: “You have successfully been unsubscribed. You will not receive any more messages from this number. Reply START to resubscribe.”

Full program terms: SMS Messaging Terms · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service · Support: support@loggia.work

Loggia LLC, a Michigan limited liability company · 2222 W Grand River Ave, Ste A, Okemos, MI 48864, United States · operator of the Loggia platform at app.loggia.work