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Key points to help you comply with CASL
We’ve summarized CASL’s main points in a simple printable checklist. Feel free to print or share it.
You import your contact list, and we take care of the rest!
Our system automatically files each contact in accordance with the law.
You will receive a monthly report notifying you of soon-to-be expired consents.
Who can you send emails to?
That's the question! The videos below illustrate the most common scenarios.
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CANADA’S ANTI-SPAM LEGISLATION COMPLIANCE BECOMES EASY
Can you send emails to people who asked you for a quote?
Can you add your clients to your mailing list?
What to do with the business cards you receive
Can you send emails to adresses you find online?
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Articles About CASL
The end of the transition period for CASL: What is actually changing on July 1st, 2017?
CASL Infractions and CRTC Fines to Date: What is the Common Denominator?
What Changed on
July 1st 2017 marks the end of the 3-year transition period. A consent (express or implied) will be mandatory to send emails, even to people you had a business or personal relationship with before the law took affect.
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Adding contest participants to your mailing list in full compliance
IN THE CASL ERA
CASL is Based on the Notion of Consent
Express consent
The person has consented to receive communications from you. For example, by filling out a subscription form on your website.
Implied consent
You can demonstrate your business relationship with the person without having obtained their consent to receive communications from you.
Canada's Anti-Spam law prohibits sending commercial electronic messages without the recipient's express or implied consent.
Automated Consent Management is Now Possible!
July 1st 2017?