PRIVACY POLICY
Dealership IDS, Corp.
Effective date: November 18, 2025
Dealership IDS, Corp., doing business as Dealership IDS ("Dealership IDS," "we," "us," or "our"), provides business technology and related services. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain, and protect personal information when you visit our company website, request information about our services, schedule or attend a demonstration or meeting, communicate with our team, maintain a direct business relationship with us, or participate in our appointment text messaging program.
Our company website is https://www.dealershipids.com. In this Policy, "personal information" means information that identifies, relates to, or can reasonably be associated with an individual. The term includes business contact information when applicable law protects that information. It does not include information that has been properly deidentified or aggregated so that it is no longer personal information under applicable law.
This Policy concerns Dealership IDS's own business activities and communications. It is not a blanket privacy notice for every dealership, advertiser, or other business that uses our technology. When we process information on a customer's behalf, that customer's notices and our applicable service agreement also govern, as explained below.
This Policy describes our information practices; it is not itself a request for consent to every activity mentioned. Visiting our website, acknowledging this Policy, accepting our Terms and Conditions, providing a telephone number, or booking a meeting does not, by itself, enroll you in our SMS program.
For our website, direct inquiries, demonstrations, business administration, and our own appointment communications, we determine the purposes and means of processing personal information. Where applicable privacy law uses these terms, we act as a controller or business for that information.
A business customer may separately use our technology to manage advertising, customer inquiries, contacts, reporting, integrations, or other business activities. Information supplied to or collected through those customer-controlled services is referred to here as "Customer Data." Depending on the arrangement, we act as a processor or service provider for Customer Data and process it according to the customer's documented instructions, our agreement, and applicable law.
For example, a vehicle shopper's inquiry submitted through a dealership's form may be Customer Data, while the dealership manager's request to schedule a demonstration with Dealership IDS is part of our own direct business relationship. These are different contexts and may involve different notices and consent requirements.
Customer Data is not automatically added to Dealership IDS's own marketing or appointment messaging lists. A dealership's permission to communicate with its customers does not automatically provide Dealership IDS with permission to market its own services to those individuals. Similarly, consent to Dealership IDS appointment messages is not consent to messages from a dealership.
For a privacy request concerning Customer Data, contact the business that collected your information. You may also contact us, and we will help identify the appropriate recipient or assist the customer as required. This distinction does not remove obligations that applicable law places directly on us.
Contact and professional information. We collect information you provide when you contact us, including your name, business email address, telephone number, company name, job title, business address, and preferred contact method. You may also tell us about your existing systems, service interests, business requirements, or questions.
Appointment information. When you request or schedule a meeting, we collect the selected date and time, time zone, meeting type, invitee details, booking answers, scheduling preferences, and information needed to confirm, reschedule, or cancel the appointment. A scheduling system may associate these details with a booking identifier and meeting link.
Communications. We collect the contents of messages, inquiries, support requests, attachments, feedback, and other communications you send us, together with related dates, participants, and handling notes. Information recorded during calls or meetings is subject to the separate recording practices described in this Policy.
Business relationship information. If you become a customer, supplier, or other business contact, we may collect information needed to administer that relationship, such as authorized representatives, account details, service selections, contracts, invoices, transaction references, and support history.
Preferences and permissions. We collect your communication choices, SMS checkbox response, consent records, unsubscribe requests, and other instructions. These records help us distinguish permission to provide a particular service from permission to communicate through a particular channel.
Please provide only information reasonably needed for your request. Do not place passwords, full payment card details, Social Security numbers, driver's license images, credit applications, or other sensitive information in ordinary appointment forms, email messages, or text messages.
Our website and service providers may collect technical information when you access our online resources. This can include your internet protocol address, browser type, operating system, device characteristics, referring page, pages requested, access times, error messages, and other information necessary to operate and protect the website.
We may also receive information about how a form or feature functions, such as whether a booking submission succeeded, whether a page generated an error, or whether a user completed a particular navigation step. We use this information to diagnose technical problems, understand use of our resources, and improve their usability.
An internet protocol address or time-zone setting may indicate an approximate location. Our ordinary company website and appointment program do not require precise device-location access. An appointment time zone is used to display and coordinate the correct meeting time, not to track your physical movements.
Cookies and similar technologies may support these functions. A scheduling, video-meeting, or other embedded provider may also receive technical information when its feature loads or when you interact with it. Our cookie practices and the distinction between our processing and a provider's independent processing are described later in this Policy.
The information available to us depends on the features you use, your device settings, and the relevant provider configuration. We do not treat technical access to a phone number, cookie, or identifier as permission to send appointment texts.
We may receive business contact information from your employer, colleagues, or another person arranging a meeting that involves you. We may also receive information when an existing customer refers you to us, when you interact with our public business profiles, or when you communicate through a third-party service.
Scheduling providers may send us booking details and the answers you supplied. Communications providers may supply delivery status, inbound messages, failure notices, and unsubscribe events. Business systems may provide authorized account, support, or transaction information needed to perform a service you or your organization requested.
We may consult publicly available business information to understand an organization, verify professional contact details, or respond appropriately to an inquiry. A public listing, referral, purchased contact record, or telephone conversation is not automatically an SMS subscription.
Information received from another source remains subject to the purpose for which we receive it, applicable restrictions, and your rights. We do not purchase SMS consent, rely on another business's general marketing permission as permission for our own appointment program, or enroll individuals merely because they appear in a contact database.
When someone provides information about another person, that person should have authority to provide it. They should not select an SMS consent checkbox on someone else's behalf and represent the selection as that individual's own online opt-in.
We use personal information to operate our company website, respond to requests, explain our services, arrange demonstrations, manage appointments, and maintain our direct business relationships. This includes communicating about requested meetings, providing customer support, routing inquiries to the appropriate team member, and addressing questions or problems.
We use account and transaction information, where relevant, to establish and administer customer relationships, verify authorized users, perform agreed services, process payments through appropriate providers, maintain financial records, and communicate about contractual or administrative matters.
We use website and operational information to maintain availability, diagnose errors, improve forms and scheduling processes, evaluate the usefulness of our materials, and understand general service needs. Wherever practical, reporting can use aggregated or deidentified information rather than identifying individual visitors.
We use contact preferences and consent records to determine whether a communication is authorized, deliver permitted messages, recognize opt-outs, prevent accidental re-enrollment, and demonstrate compliance with applicable requirements. A general business purpose does not override a person's SMS choices.
We may also use information to investigate misuse, protect accounts and systems, detect fraud, enforce agreements, address complaints, comply with legal obligations, respond to lawful requests, and establish or defend legal claims.
Where we propose a materially different use that requires additional notice or permission, we will provide that notice and obtain the required permission before beginning that use. Updating this Policy alone does not expand a previously limited SMS authorization.
We may use Calendly to allow you to select an available meeting time and submit booking information. The booking process may take place on a Dealership IDS page containing an embedded scheduling form or on a clearly identified Dealership IDS booking page hosted by the scheduling provider.
Information you submit for our meeting may be made available to Dealership IDS and the personnel or systems responsible for coordinating that meeting. We use booking details to manage your requested appointment and related communications, subject to your channel-specific preferences.
Our appointment SMS enrollment uses a separate, optional checkbox presented with a disclosure identifying Dealership IDS, the appointment-related message purposes, variable frequency, potential carrier charges, and STOP and HELP instructions. The checkbox is not selected by default. You may book a meeting without agreeing to text messages.
Acceptance of Calendly's own terms or privacy notice is not treated by us as acceptance of Dealership IDS's appointment SMS program. A scheduling provider's own notifications and privacy practices may be governed by separate notices displayed by that provider.
You may contact us by email or telephone when you prefer assistance with scheduling. Declining SMS does not prevent you from requesting a demonstration or purchasing services. We will not treat a colleague's booking, an imported calendar event, or a booking cancellation as a new SMS opt-in.
The Dealership IDS Appointment Text Messages program provides appointment confirmations, reminders, scheduling changes, cancellation updates, and two-way coordination concerning meetings you request or schedule with Dealership IDS. Messages may be sent by authorized personnel or through automated messaging technology, including Kixie and the telecommunications providers involved in delivery.
We send program messages only after obtaining the required permission. Our online enrollment requires your affirmative selection of the appointment SMS checkbox. You must be the subscriber or authorized user of the mobile number provided. Your choice is separate from acceptance of general website terms and is not a condition of booking a meeting or purchasing services.
Message frequency varies according to your appointments and related interactions. Message and data rates may apply under your mobile service plan. Dealership IDS does not charge a separate subscription fee for this appointment messaging program.
This program is not an authorization for promotional broadcasts, general sales nurturing, or independent marketing by another business. Any separate promotional SMS program would require its own appropriate disclosures and consent. Appointment permission is not automatically converted into marketing permission because you attend a demonstration or express interest in a service.
To stop appointment text messages, reply STOP to a message from us. You may also communicate a clear opt-out request by contacting us at info@dealershipids.com or (503) 890-2010. We honor other reasonable methods of expressing that you no longer wish to receive texts. You do not need to explain your decision, create an account, or complete a purchase to opt out.
We may send one non-promotional message confirming an opt-out. After opting out, you will not receive further program messages unless you provide a new valid opt-in. Stopping texts does not cancel an appointment, terminate a service agreement, or withdraw a request to communicate through a different permitted channel.
For assistance, reply HELP or contact info@dealershipids.com or (503) 890-2010. HELP is a support request, not a purchase or new marketing authorization. If you change or relinquish your number, please update your contact information. We will not knowingly continue messaging an individual after learning that the permission on record belongs to a previous subscriber.
We do not sell, rent, or share mobile information, SMS opt-in data, or SMS consent records with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. We do not sell, purchase, or transfer SMS consent as a marketing asset.
We may disclose the information necessary to operate the appointment program to service providers working on our behalf, such as scheduling providers, communications platforms, telecommunications carriers, customer-support systems, and providers that securely store or reconcile consent records. These providers receive information to perform operational services, not permission to market their own products to subscribers or independently reuse our SMS consent.
We retain evidence of enrollment and changes to messaging preferences. Relevant records include the mobile number, affirmative selection, submission date and time, enrollment source, booking identifier where applicable, version of the disclosure presented, and subsequent opt-out or renewed opt-in information. We use these records for authorization checks, preference management, investigations, and compliance.
The restrictions in this section apply to all disclosure categories described elsewhere in this Policy. General references to business partners, customer organizations, corporate transactions, or authorized disclosures do not authorize sharing SMS consent for independent marketing.
A corporate transaction does not, by itself, authorize a different sender to use a subscriber's existing consent. Consent records are not offered as transferable lead lists. Any proposed change in sender or messaging purpose must be evaluated separately, and fresh consent obtained when required before messages are sent.
We may disclose narrowly necessary information in response to a binding legal requirement or to address a lawful compliance investigation. Such a disclosure does not grant the recipient marketing permission or change your subscription choices.
Operational service providers. We may disclose information to providers that help us host and maintain systems, schedule meetings, deliver communications, manage business records, provide support, process authorized payments, maintain security, and perform other agreed operational functions. Access should be limited to information needed for the service and subject to appropriate confidentiality, security, and use restrictions.
Your organization and authorized participants. If you act for a business, we may share appropriate appointment, account, or service information with authorized representatives of that business. Meeting information may be shared with intended participants to coordinate attendance. We do not treat this administrative sharing as permission for participants to reuse personal information for unrelated marketing.
Connections you request. Where you expressly ask us to send information to a particular person, connect an authorized system, or arrange an introduction, we may disclose the information reasonably necessary to carry out that request. A request to transmit a document or connect an account is not a blanket authorization for unrelated disclosure.
Professional advisers. We may disclose necessary information to legal advisers, accountants, auditors, insurers, or other professional advisers for legitimate business, compliance, or dispute-related purposes, subject to applicable professional or contractual safeguards.
Legal and protective purposes. Information may be disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with applicable law or valid legal process, protect rights or safety, investigate fraud or security incidents, or establish, exercise, or defend a legal claim. We evaluate such requests and seek to avoid unnecessary disclosure.
Business changes. A proposed merger, acquisition, financing, restructuring, or transfer of business assets may require limited disclosure under appropriate safeguards. Any continuing use remains subject to applicable law and the relevant privacy commitments. The stricter restrictions for mobile information and SMS consent in Section 9 continue to apply.
These disclosures do not authorize recipients to disregard applicable privacy restrictions. Where a recipient processes information independently rather than on our behalf, its own obligations and notices may also apply.
For the Dealership IDS activities covered by this Policy, we do not sell personal information for money, exchange it for other valuable consideration in a transaction constituting a sale under applicable privacy law, or disclose it for cross-context behavioral advertising. We do not provide contact lists collected through our own appointment program to other businesses for their independent marketing.
We use operational analytics to understand and improve our own website and services, not to authorize an advertising network to build unrelated profiles from appointment submissions. The mobile-information restrictions in Section 9 also prohibit uploading appointment subscriber lists or SMS consent records to third-party advertising audiences.
These statements concern our processing and the processing we authorize for the activities covered here. They do not describe every independent practice of a website you visit through an external link or a dealership that separately controls Customer Data.
If our practices change, we will first assess the legal requirements, update the relevant disclosures, implement applicable choice mechanisms, and obtain consent where required. We will not treat continued website use or an old appointment SMS checkbox as permission for a newly introduced marketing purpose.
Cookies are small files stored by a browser. Similar technologies may include local storage, identifiers used to maintain a session, and tools that report how a page or feature performs. We use these technologies as appropriate to make our website function, maintain security, preserve relevant preferences, and evaluate our own website operations.
Necessary technologies may support functions such as loading pages, protecting forms against abuse, or maintaining an authenticated session. Functional technologies may remember preferences or enable an embedded feature. Analytics technologies may provide information about visits, navigation, and technical errors. The specific technologies encountered depend on the page and features you use.
A third-party scheduling or meeting feature may use its own cookies and provide its own cookie controls. Information collected by that provider for its independent purposes is governed by its notice. Information it processes on our behalf remains subject to our instructions and the applicable agreement.
You can generally review, delete, or block cookies through your browser settings. Some embedded services offer additional choices within their interfaces. Restrictions may affect functionality, but blocking cookies does not itself subscribe you to communications or revoke an SMS opt-out.
Where law requires permission before nonessential technologies are used, we obtain that permission before enabling them. We honor legally applicable browser-based privacy preference signals for the processing to which those signals apply. Our commitment not to sell information or disclose it for cross-context behavioral advertising does not depend on your sending such a signal.
A general browser "Do Not Track" setting is different from an applicable legally recognized opt-out preference signal. Contact us for assistance identifying the relevant settings. We do not require you to accept advertising uses of your information to book a meeting or exercise a privacy right.
When you request information, book a meeting, or establish a business relationship with us, we may communicate through appropriate channels to respond or administer that relationship. The scope of a requested communication and any applicable consent requirements continue to apply.
You may unsubscribe from promotional emails using the instructions in the email or by contacting us. We may still send non-promotional communications that are necessary and legally permitted for a requested appointment, account, transaction, or existing service relationship. An administrative purpose does not allow us to disregard a specific legal restriction or a broader request you have made.
Email and SMS preferences are managed according to their respective scopes. Unsubscribing from one channel does not automatically authorize another. If you wish to stop all optional communications, tell us that clearly and we will apply your request across the relevant activities.
An opt-out from SMS always governs our appointment texting program, even when you remain a customer or continue receiving permitted administrative emails. We do not require you to remain subscribed to text messages to obtain support, attend a meeting, or maintain a business relationship.
During a call or demonstration, we may keep ordinary business notes about questions, agreed next steps, or support issues. If recording, transcription, or automated summarization will be used, we provide an appropriate notice and obtain any permission required before that processing begins.
Possible records include audio, video, transcripts, meeting notes, and summaries, depending on the feature used and the notice provided. These records may be used for the disclosed purposes, such as maintaining an accurate account of a requested demonstration, following up on agreed matters, providing support, or assessing service quality.
This Privacy Policy is not a substitute for a required recording disclosure or consent. Merely booking an appointment or choosing SMS reminders does not authorize recording. You may ask about the available alternatives before participating in a recorded interaction.
Automated transcripts and summaries can contain errors. We do not treat an automated summary as a substitute for an individual's affirmative SMS permission. Any service provider involved in processing a recording must be evaluated for the intended use and applicable privacy requirements. A new purpose requiring additional notice or consent will not be introduced solely through an undisclosed change in tool settings.
If you purchase services, the relevant agreement and payment process determine what billing information is necessary. Payment providers may collect payment credentials directly. We may receive information needed for billing administration, such as invoice details, transaction status, billing contact information, and limited payment-method references.
Ordinary website inquiries and appointment bookings do not require financial account credentials, credit reports, government identification numbers, or sensitive information about your customers. Do not submit that information through our appointment SMS program.
Where a business service requires processing regulated or sensitive Customer Data, it must be handled through the agreed service, appropriate safeguards, and applicable customer-specific notices. This general Policy and an appointment booking are not authorization to collect a credit application or assess a consumer's eligibility for financing.
For an account that we provide directly to you, use appropriate access protections and promptly notify us of suspected unauthorized activity. An employer's authorized account administration may give designated personnel access to business records, but it does not authorize them to override your personal messaging choices.
We retain personal information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Policy, including providing requested services, maintaining legitimate business records, honoring communication preferences, meeting legal obligations, and establishing or defending legal claims.
Retention depends on the type of information, the relationship involved, the sensitivity of the data, contractual requirements, and applicable legal periods. A routine website error log, a customer agreement, a payment record, and evidence of SMS consent may therefore have different retention periods.
We retain appointment and communication records while they remain necessary for the relevant relationship and permitted follow-up or compliance purposes. We retain consent evidence and opt-out records for the period reasonably needed to demonstrate authorization and prevent unauthorized messages. We periodically assess whether continued retention remains necessary.
An unsubscribe or deletion request does not always require erasing every related record immediately. We may retain a limited suppression entry, such as a phone number and opt-out status, so that the same number is not inadvertently re-enrolled. We may also retain information required for a legal obligation, unresolved dispute, fraud prevention, or another applicable exception.
Retained information remains subject to appropriate safeguards and use limitations. Information maintained only to honor an opt-out is not used as a marketing prospect list. When information is no longer needed, we delete it, deidentify it, or otherwise dispose of it appropriately.
Copies in backups may persist until the applicable backup cycle completes. Information awaiting deletion from a backup is not restored for ordinary marketing use. Retention of Customer Data processed for another business is also subject to that customer's lawful instructions and our contractual and legal obligations.
We maintain reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the personal information we process and the risks involved. These safeguards are intended to reduce unauthorized access, loss, alteration, misuse, and disclosure.
Relevant measures include managing access according to work responsibilities, protecting administrative accounts, using appropriate system and communications protections, maintaining operational oversight, and evaluating service-provider access. The specific measures depend on the system and information involved.
No website, communication method, storage system, or security program can guarantee complete protection. Standard SMS may be visible on shared devices or notification screens and is not an appropriate channel for sensitive documents or account credentials. Please use the channels we identify for any information requiring additional protection.
If you believe that your information has been misused or that a message claiming to be from Dealership IDS is fraudulent, contact us using the details at the end of this Policy. We investigate security concerns and provide notifications where required by applicable law. Nothing in this section limits a legal obligation that cannot be waived.
Depending on where you reside, our relationship with you, the information involved, and whether a particular privacy law applies, you may have rights concerning your personal information. Not every right applies in every situation, and legal exceptions may affect a request.
You may have a right to learn whether we process your information and to receive information about the categories collected, sources, purposes, recipients, and applicable disclosure practices. You may also have a right to obtain access to specific information and, where applicable, a copy in a usable or portable format.
You may have a right to correct inaccurate information, request deletion, or ask that certain processing be restricted. Where processing relies on your consent, you may withdraw that consent. Withdrawal does not invalidate processing that was lawful before withdrawal, but we will not continue consent-based processing without an appropriate basis.
Applicable law may provide rights to object to direct marketing, opt out of a sale or targeted advertising, limit certain uses of sensitive information, or challenge specified forms of profiling or automated decision-making. Our appointment program does not make lending, employment, insurance, or similarly significant eligibility decisions about you.
You may also have rights to appeal a denied request or complain to a relevant regulator. We will not unlawfully discriminate against you for exercising an applicable privacy right. Where information is necessary for a requested service, its deletion or restriction may make that particular service unavailable; this is different from penalizing you for exercising a right.
SMS withdrawal is available regardless of whether a state consumer privacy law applies to your relationship with us. You can stop our appointment texts without submitting a formal access or deletion request.
Send privacy requests to info@dealershipids.com, call (503) 890-2010, or write to the address below. Describe the request and provide enough information to identify the relevant relationship or records. You may use "Privacy Request" in the subject line, but that wording is not required.
For access, correction, or deletion requests, we may need to verify your identity or authority before disclosing or changing information. We seek to use information already available in the relationship and ask only for additional information reasonably necessary for verification. Do not send a government identification document or sensitive credentials unless we specifically explain why they are needed and provide an appropriate method.
An authorized agent may act for you where permitted. We may request evidence of authorization and, when allowed, direct confirmation from you. Verification requirements for a request to obtain personal information are not used to obstruct a simple SMS opt-out or another request that does not require such verification.
We respond within the period required by the applicable law. If a permitted extension is necessary, we will explain the reason and timing as required. We generally do not charge for exercising privacy rights; any legally permitted fee or refusal for an excessive or unfounded request will be explained before a fee is imposed.
If we cannot fulfill a request in whole or part, we will provide an explanation where required, including any available appeal method. To appeal, contact us at info@dealershipids.com and explain the decision you would like reviewed. You may also contact the relevant privacy regulator without first completing an informal discussion with us.
Where a United States state privacy law applies, the information described in this Policy may fall into categories such as identifiers, professional or business-contact information, commercial information, internet or network activity, approximate location, communications, and audio or visual information when a disclosed recording feature is used.
Sections 3 through 5 describe the information and sources; Section 6 explains the purposes; Sections 9 through 11 address recipients and restrictions; and Section 16 explains retention criteria. The applicable categories depend on the features and relationship involved. We do not request sensitive identifiers merely to schedule a demonstration.
Eligible California residents may exercise applicable rights to know, access, correct, delete, limit certain sensitive-information uses, and opt out of sale or sharing, subject to statutory conditions and exceptions. Our no-sale and no-cross-context-advertising practices for the covered activities are stated in Section 11. We do not provide covered personal information to other companies for their own direct marketing.
Eligible Oregon residents and residents of other states with applicable laws may have similar rights, including additional information about recipients, portability, specified opt-outs, and an appeal when a request is denied. We will evaluate a request under the law that applies rather than require you to identify the correct statutory terminology.
Contact methods are provided in Sections 19 and 24. If a law requires an additional notice at collection or a feature-specific disclosure, we provide that notice for the relevant collection. General wording here does not replace a more specific notice that the law requires.
Dealership IDS operates from the United States, and personal information may be processed in the United States and other locations where authorized providers perform relevant services. Privacy protections may differ between jurisdictions. Accessing our website is not treated as a waiver of rights that apply to you.
Where the European Union or United Kingdom data protection rules apply to our processing, an appropriate basis is required. Depending on the activity, that basis may be steps taken at your request before a contract, performance of a contract, compliance with law, a legitimate interest balanced against your rights, or your consent. Legitimate interests may include responding to a business inquiry, operating a secure website, or maintaining necessary records.
Where a restricted international transfer is involved, we use a legally appropriate transfer mechanism and safeguards. Contact us for information about the safeguards relevant to your data. This Policy does not represent that Dealership IDS holds a particular privacy-framework certification or that a provider's certification automatically applies to us.
You may exercise applicable access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, objection, and consent-withdrawal rights through the contacts above. You may also complain to your competent supervisory authority. Consent for a particular communication remains limited to its disclosed sender and purpose, regardless of where a supporting provider processes the information.
Our company website, business demonstrations, and appointment SMS program are intended for adults acting in a personal or professional capacity with legal authority to participate. They are not directed to children under 18, and we do not knowingly collect their personal information through these activities.
If you believe a child has provided personal information to us, contact info@dealershipids.com. We will assess the circumstances and take appropriate steps to remove the information or otherwise handle it as required by law. Please do not include information about children in appointment forms or text messages.
A dealership's separate consumer-facing service may have its own age and privacy requirements. The fact that it uses our technology does not make its service part of the Dealership IDS appointment program.
Our website and communications may link to services operated by other organizations. Their notices explain the information they collect for their own purposes. A link does not mean that those organizations may use our SMS consent records or that we endorse every aspect of their practices.
We may update this Policy to reflect changes in our operations, legal requirements, or explanations of our practices. The updated version will show a revised date. When a material change requires additional notice, we provide that notice through an appropriate method. When a change requires new consent, we request that consent before the relevant new processing.
Policy changes do not retroactively authorize a use that was not permitted when information was collected. Continued browsing, failure to respond to a notice, or acceptance of revised general terms is not treated as new consent to SMS marketing, a different sender, or a materially broader messaging purpose.
For privacy questions, requests, concerns, or SMS assistance, contact:
Dealership IDS, Corp.
Attn: Privacy Requests
9320 SW Barbur Blvd, Suite 190
Portland, OR 97219
United States
Email: info@dealershipids.com
Telephone: (503) 890-2010
Website: https://www.dealershipids.com
SMS opt-out: Reply STOP to a Dealership IDS program message.
SMS assistance: Reply HELP or use the email or telephone above.
Our Terms and Conditions, including the appointment SMS program terms, are available at https://www.dealershipids.com/tos.html.
privacy@dealershipids.com