Compliance
How does Avantia handle lead consent and source tracking?
Avantia expects contactable leads to carry a clear source record and appropriate consumer permission for the intended contact. Its compliance-focused workflow connects source tracking, consent evidence, suppression handling, complaint records, and partner review.
Last reviewed August 19, 2026
View TCPA disclosureConsent
TCPA languageProof
TrustedForm / JornayaSource
URL + timestampOpt-out
Suppression workflowConsent records
TrustedForm + Jornaya support
Source tracking
URL + campaign + timestamp
Suppression
DNC + opt-out workflow
Compliance trail
Consent and source data stay attached to the lead.
Contactable leads should have enough source information to support consent checks, opt-outs, and complaint handling.
Consent
TCPA language
Source
URL, campaign, timestamp
Suppress
DNC and opt-out
Resolve
Complaint record
Proof support
TrustedForm + JornayaTracking
Source-levelHandling
DocumentedCompliance file
Every contactable lead should have a source story.
A buyer or publisher should be able to understand where an inquiry came from, what permission was captured, and how opt-outs or complaints are handled.
Consent capture
TCPA language, contact permission, timestamp, IP, user agent
Source record
Source URL, publisher, campaign, category, landing path
Suppression
Opt-out, DNC handling, duplicate suppression, complaint notes
Partner review
Buyer and publisher requirements before live routing
Public standard
No spam, no scraped contacts, no misleading forms, no incentivized submissions, no non-consented contact data, and no Meta Ads publisher traffic.
What consent information should follow a lead?
A contactable lead should retain the disclosure shown to the consumer, the permitted contact methods, the submission time, the source page, and supporting identifiers available from the originating workflow. The required evidence depends on the lead type, campaign, buyer agreement, and applicable law.
How is the original source documented?
Source records can include the landing URL, publisher, campaign, category, location, timestamp, IP address, user agent, and consent certificate where applicable. Keeping that information attached to the lead helps buyers understand how the inquiry entered the marketplace.
What traffic is prohibited?
No spam, robocalls, scraped contacts, misleading forms, incentivized submissions, fake inquiries, or non-consented contact data.
How are opt-outs and complaints handled?
The workflow includes request intake, preservation of the relevant source record, consumer suppression where appropriate, review of publisher or buyer behavior, and a documented resolution. Consumers can also use the public contact information and privacy pages to make requests.
How are buyers and publishers reviewed?
Avantia reviews partner setup before live routing and can evaluate source transparency, consent practices, contactability, duplicate patterns, category accuracy, complaint risk, and buyer feedback as traffic continues.
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