Consent statuses
consent · GDPR · opt-in · double opt-in · soft opt-in · subscribed · unsubscribed · CheckoutStarted · marketing permission
Every contact has one consent status. It decides what Azimea may send them, and every change is kept in the contact’s consent history with its proof.
| Status or reason | What it means | What you do |
|---|---|---|
Unknown | Azimea has no basis to send this person marketing: imported or added without a consent. | Only service emails reach them. To send more, collect consent (a form, a checkbox) and import it with its proof. |
SoftOptIn | An existing customer, in a shop whose checkout tells buyers it may write to them about similar products. | Campaigns and flows reach them once your consent method is declared as notice at checkout. Every email carries an unsubscribe link. |
Subscribed | They ticked a box or signed up to hear from you; the proof is kept in their consent history. | Everything reaches them, once you have declared how you collect consent (Settings › Consent). |
CheckoutStarted | They typed their address while placing an order and did nothing more: no purchase yet, no tick. | Only the reminder about that cart, and service emails. They become a subscriber if they tick the newsletter box. |
PendingConfirmation | They asked to subscribe and have not clicked the confirmation link yet (double opt-in). | Nothing to do: the confirmation email is on its way. Cart reminders still reach them; marketing waits for the click. |
Unsubscribed | They said they do not want your marketing emails. | Nothing: only service emails about their own orders or account still reach them. |
Bounced | Their address permanently refused emails: it no longer exists or no longer accepts them. | Nothing: Azimea stops writing to it. A new, working address can be added as a new contact. |
Complained | They marked one of your emails as spam. | Nothing: they never receive anything again, because each complaint hurts the reputation of every email you send. |