For messaging-compliance vetters. This page is a faithful reproduction of the SMS opt-in surface that bookres.ai presents to every guest at reservation time on every venue's bookres-powered booking page. The disclosure copy, the unchecked-by-default consent checkbox, the verbatim consent text, and the "consent is not required to make a reservation" notice below are all exactly what a real guest sees in production. The example venue name is Emerson & Oliver, an active bookres customer whose booking page is at bookres.ai/v/eo.

Guest Information

Step 3 of 3 — confirm your details and submit your reservation.

Reservation summary

Emerson & Oliver · Friday, May 29, 2026 · 7:30 PM · Party of 2

First Name

Last Name

Phone

By providing your mobile number, you agree to bookres's SMS Terms & Privacy Policy, and your number may be used to send you text messages and call you — through an auto-dialer, artificial, and/or prerecorded call or text — to service your reservation at Emerson & Oliver, including to confirm and manage it. Msg & data rates may apply. Message frequency varies. Reply STOP to opt out of texts at any time, or HELP for help. Consent is not required to make a reservation.

Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

Notes for compliance reviewers

Express written consent. The SMS consent checkbox is unchecked by default. Submitting the reservation without checking it succeeds — the guest still gets email confirmations, no SMS is sent, and consent is never a condition of booking.
Disclosure is always visible. The disclosure block above the checkbox is never collapsed, hidden, or shown only on hover. Every guest sees the full program disclosure (program operator, message type, frequency, "Msg & data rates may apply", STOP/HELP keywords, link to the SMS Terms & Privacy Policy, and "consent is not required") before the checkbox.
Verbatim consent text. The checkbox label reads, in full: "I agree that bookres may send me automated texts and calls — by auto-dialer, artificial, or prerecorded voice — to service my reservation at [Venue Name], including to confirm and manage it, at the number I provided. Consent isn't required to book."
bookres is the message sender — including two-way customer care. Every text and call in this program is sent by bookres (E3 Artisan, Inc., DBA bookres.ai), the platform the venue uses, as the registered 10DLC brand and message sender of record. The program is two-way: a guest may reply to or text questions about their reservation, and bookres answers them — replies may be generated automatically by an AI-assisted system operated by bookres and overseen by the venue. All such customer-care replies are reservation/venue-related only; bookres never sends marketing or promotional messages by SMS.
Separate marketing consent. The (optional) marketing-email checkbox is a distinct control with separate copy. It is independent of the SMS consent. There is no bundled "I agree to all terms" pattern.
Opt-in confirmation message. When the SMS consent box is checked and the reservation is submitted, bookres sends a one-time opt-in confirmation SMS acknowledging the consent and including opt-out instructions. See /sms-policy §5.
Program operator (brand). E3 Artisan, Inc., DBA bookres.ai. bookres holds the registered 10DLC brand and campaign with TCR, maintains opt-in/opt-out records, and handles all carrier-required keyword responses (STOP, HELP, START).
Production code reference. The opt-in surface above is rendered in production from frontend/src/components/booking/GuestInfoForm.tsx on every venue's booking page (e.g., bookres.ai/v/eo). The HTML on this page is a styled mirror of that component.
Full policy. See bookres.ai/sms-policy for the complete SMS Messaging Policy, including sample messages, opt-out keywords, supported carriers, retention, and contact information.
Privacy. See bookres.ai/privacy §5 and §6 for the SMS data-handling disclosure and the carve-out from all data-sharing categories: "No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes."

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