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Interactive demonstration

See revoq in action

Walk through a simulated consumer opt-out and see what the business receives. This demonstration does not send a text message or create an actual opt-out request.

The following interactive walkthrough is a simulation. No verification code is sent, no opt-out request is submitted, and every value shown is fictional.

Interactive demonstration — no opt-out request will be submitted.

How it is presented

Hosted page: a consumer follows the company's opt-out link to a branded page revoq hosts for that business.

Northstar Home Services
revoq
  1. Phone number (current step)
  2. Demonstration code
  3. Your request
  4. Demonstration receipt

Step 1 of 4 — Stop marketing calls and texts

In a live experience the consumer enters the phone number they want Northstar Home Services to stop contacting. This demonstration uses a fictional number.

Please do not enter a real phone number. Only the fictional example (202) 555-0147 works here.

Simulated experience. Verification and record keeping provided by revoq in production.

The business side

What the business receives

In a live request, the company connected to revoq sees a plain record like this one. The values below belong to the fictional Northstar Home Services example.

Phone possession
Verified (simulated one-time passcode)
Phone number shown in the console
(•••) •••-0147
Submitted
Tue, 12 May 2026 15:42:08 GMT
Public reference
DEMO-2K4F-8QX1
Delivery destination
Northstar suppression API (demonstration destination)
Delivery status
Accepted under the configured response rule (simulated)
Evidence status
Recorded (demonstration only)
Attempt history
1 attempt, 1 accepted response

How the record is built

  1. Consumer verified
  2. Revocation recorded
  3. Delivery queued
  4. Suppression system accepted
  5. Evidence preserved

revoq keeps the consumer experience simple while giving the business a timestamped delivery and evidence trail. A destination accepting a request is not a legal acknowledgment by that destination, and revoq does not certify anyone's compliance or determine what your obligations are.

What you are looking at

One simple experience. A complete operational record.

The same verified request appears in four places. Each panel below is a simplified preview built from the fictional demonstration data above.

Branded consumer experience

Website
Northstar Home Services — hosted opt-out page
Channels offered
Calls, texts, or both
Verification
One-time passcode to the entered number
A hosted or embedded page carrying the company's own name and disclosure text.

Delivery activity

Destination
Northstar suppression API (demonstration)
Attempt 1
Accepted under the configured response rule
Retries
None required
Every attempt to a configured destination, with the response that came back.

Verified request detail

Verified
Possession of (•••) •••-0147 confirmed
Recorded
Request written with the selected channels
Delivered
Destination responded and the reply was stored
The evidence timeline a reviewer reads, in order, with timestamps.

Launch readiness

Website configured
Complete
Delivery destination tested
Complete
Operational contact
Needs attention
Configuration gaps surface as work to finish before go-live.

Go deeper

Read how this works in production

The demonstration is a simplification. These pages describe the real mechanics.

Platform overview

The four obligations revoq operationalizes, and the record each one produces.

Delivery connections

How verified requests reach the systems your business already runs.

Trust center

What revoq stores, who can read it, and how evidence is protected.

See revoq for your business.

A readiness review walks through how opt-out requests reach you today, what your systems expect, and what a verified record would look like in your environment.

Everything on this page is a simulation using fictional data. revoq provides compliance operations software and does not provide legal advice.