Solar Leads · Buyer guide
Consent documentation is a planning input, so it pays to know what is available before you buy. This guide covers the compliance questions solar buyers should confirm before launch. It is operational buyer education, not legal advice.
Key takeaways
Documentation helps you plan outreach and respond to questions or complaints. Review it alongside your own campaign requirements and legal obligations, ideally with your compliance team or counsel.
Our solar web leads are generated with consent language designed around TCPA requirements. That describes the lead program. It does not make every later action compliant, so your team still needs its own process for calling, texting, opt-outs and suppression.
Third-party consent documentation is available for many solar campaigns. Availability varies by campaign and inventory, so confirm what you will receive with each lead before launch.
TrustedForm and Jornaya LeadID are widely used third-party services that record the consent event behind a lead. Ask which option, if any, applies to the inventory and delivery setup you are evaluating, and how you retrieve a certificate for a specific lead.
Share your states, volume and criteria and we will send availability and pricing.
DNC scrubbing is available based on campaign requirements. Set your expectations during setup, including which lists apply and when scrubbing happens, rather than assuming every delivery is scrubbed.
Real-time, fresh and aged inventory are all available, and documentation can differ by tier and delivery method. Confirm what applies to each option you buy.
Qualification fields such as bill amount, utility, roof shade and credit are consumer-submitted. They are useful for filtering but not independently verified, and a consent certificate does not verify them.
| Before launch, define | Why |
|---|---|
| Intended use and channels | Consent must match how you contact the homeowner |
| Follow-up process | Timing, frequency and quiet hours |
| DNC requirements | Which lists apply and who scrubs |
| Opt-out handling | How requests are captured and honored |
| Documentation needs | What you must store and for how long |
They are generated with TCPA-focused consent language, but you should still review your own obligations and outreach process.
Not necessarily. Confirm availability for your campaign.
Not necessarily. Confirm availability for your campaign.
No. DNC scrubbing depends on campaign requirements you confirm and document.
No. Those fields remain consumer-submitted.
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