Can I keep my own form?

Yes. Place the field where the checkbox was, or add the snippet to the checkbox you already have. Your form, your submit button, your server.

For the field and the snippet your server commits the capture with your application credential. Without one, a connected form platform commits through its signed webhook, or you enable browser commit on the application.

What about double opt-in?

The record is the person's decision in your form. If your mailing tool asks them to confirm, the delivery notes the platform's status; Overturo sends no confirmation of its own.

Does it work with Typeform or Mailchimp?

Typeform connects as a form platform: its signed webhook commits each submission. Mailchimp connects as an audience platform: every opt-in and every withdrawal is written to the audience's marketing permissions.

What does the receipt prove?

When the decision was recorded, which wording was in force, who attested it and that nothing has changed since. For the field, that Overturo rendered the control and showed it unticked.

What if someone unsubscribes in our mailing tool instead?

That reaches the record too. The connection's inbound endpoint receives the audience's unsubscribe and permission changes, reads the member back, and withdraws on the person's records with the mailing tool named as the channel. A subscription made in the mailing tool is never recorded as a consent: it is listed for you to resolve by capturing consent in your form.

Opt-ins

The opt-in behind your checkbox, with proof

Newsletter sign-ups, lead forms, checkout boxes, promotions, loyalty programmes, messaging channels, research panels: every one is a person agreeing to be contacted, profiled or shared with. Opt-ins records that agreement in your own form, with the wording the person read, a signed receipt they keep, and a withdrawal that travels.

Start free How consent in your own forms works

A ticked box in your CRM is not a record

It says yes. It does not say which wording was beside it, which version was live that day, whether the box was ticked already, or that the person ever received anything. When they unsubscribe in one tool, nothing changes in the others. Opt-ins turns the boolean into a record: the text as shown, the moment, the person's own change, signed.

Eight opt-ins, one record

Pick the one that matches your form. Every template is built to be captured where the person already is.

Newsletter sign-up

The marketing opt-in behind a newsletter form; confirmations stay a service message.
Lead capture

Contact, demo and download forms: the request is a notice, the follow-up marketing is the opt-in.
Account marketing

The marketing and personalisation boxes at registration, beside the service notices the account needs.
Checkout opt-in

The marketing box at checkout; order messages stay a notice.
Promotion entry

Contests and sweepstakes: marketing, publication of the entry and sponsor sharing, each its own decision.
Loyalty enrolment

Programme enrolment with marketing, personalisation and the right to object to engagement analytics.
Messaging enrolment

SMS, WhatsApp and push: the channel is named in the opt-in and in the receipt.
Research panel

Surveys and studies: participation, profiling and partner sharing as separate decisions.

Four ways in, the field first

Keep your form. Choose how the record reaches Overturo.

The Overturo field

One element where the checkbox was. Overturo renders the control, shows it unticked and records the person's own change.
The capture snippet

One script maps your existing inputs to purposes and snapshots the form as shown; your server commits.
TypeformBeta

Connect a form once; its signed webhook commits every submission.
The Record API and the import

Your server records what it captured, or imports the consents you already hold with a dry run first.

A sign-up form with the Overturo field where the consent checkbox was. The terms checkbox stays the form's own.

What the record proves

Overturo proves when the decision was recorded, which wording was in force, who attested it and that nothing has changed since; for a record an organisation captured in its own form, Overturo does not vouch that the control was shown unticked; for a record captured through the Overturo field, Overturo rendered the control, showed it unticked and recorded the person's own change, and does not vouch for what the page placed around it.

Every receipt names where the opt-in was captured and who attested it, so a reader never has to guess what Overturo saw.

What the person gets

A receipt by email with the wording as published and your organisation named, a page to withdraw from at any time, and a way to say a record was not theirs. When they withdraw, your connected mailing tool is told.

What a receipt means for you →

Questions

Can I keep my own form?: Yes. Place the field where the checkbox was, or add the snippet to the checkbox you already have. Your form, your submit button, your server.
Do I need a server?: For the field and the snippet your server commits the capture with your application credential. Without one, a connected form platform commits through its signed webhook, or you enable browser commit on the application.
What about double opt-in?: The record is the person's decision in your form. If your mailing tool asks them to confirm, the delivery notes the platform's status; Overturo sends no confirmation of its own.
Does it work with Typeform or Mailchimp?: Typeform connects as a form platform: its signed webhook commits each submission. Mailchimp connects as an audience platform: every opt-in and every withdrawal is written to the audience's marketing permissions.
What does the receipt prove?: When the decision was recorded, which wording was in force, who attested it and that nothing has changed since. For the field, that Overturo rendered the control and showed it unticked.
How many records are included?: The free plan includes 500 opt-in records a month; paid plans add thousands more, with overage and a pack on the way up.
What if someone unsubscribes in our mailing tool instead?: That reaches the record too. The connection's inbound endpoint receives the audience's unsubscribe and permission changes, reads the member back, and withdraws on the person's records with the mailing tool named as the channel. A subscription made in the mailing tool is never recorded as a consent: it is listed for you to resolve by capturing consent in your form.

Priced for forms, not for meetings

Start free with 500 opt-in records a month. Paid plans add thousands more, with every record carrying the same receipt, the same withdrawal and the same evidence.

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