For brands and lead buyers
Many brands, many websites, one verified opt-out record.
If your company markets under several brands or runs several sites, opt-out handling tends to fragment along the same lines. revoq keeps each brand's experience separate while the evidence stays consistent.
What usually breaks
Fragmentation you can name
- Each website captures opt-outs a little differently, so the records do not line up.
- Requests reach a shared inbox or spreadsheet before reaching a suppression system.
- Nobody can say for certain whether a specific request reached every relevant system.
- Verification is inconsistent, so a disputed request is hard to defend.
How revoq fits
Configured per brand, evidenced the same way
Per-brand experiences
Each brand carries its own name, support details, and published disclosure text on its own opt-out experience.
Per-website coverage
Choose which channels each website covers and which delivery connections serve it.
Hosted or embedded
Link to a hosted page from a footer or privacy notice, or embed the flow directly in your own pages.
Shared delivery
One suppression connection can serve every brand, or each brand can have its own.
Consistent evidence
Whatever the brand, the recorded evidence has the same structure and the same vocabulary.
Role separation
Marketing configures experiences; analysts review records without changing configuration.
Getting started
A realistic first rollout
Set up your organization and add your first website with its brand details and channels.
Connect one suppression destination and get it through a passing test.
Publish the hosted opt-out page and link it where consumers already look.
Review the first live requests end to end, including delivery attempts and responses.
Add remaining brands and websites once the first path is proven.