Fielded is used by individual landlords to communicate with their existing tenants. Before any SMS message is sent to a tenant, the landlord must complete a consent attestation confirming that they have obtained the tenant’s permission to communicate via SMS.
When a landlord adds a tenant to Fielded, they complete the following steps:

The landlord provides the tenant’s name, unit number, and phone number from their existing lease records.
The landlord must check a required attestation checkbox stating:
“I confirm that this tenant has provided consent to receive SMS messages at this phone number for communications relating to their tenancy. This consent was obtained either through the tenant’s signed lease (which includes an SMS communication addendum) or through other verifiable written or verbal agreement. I understand that I am responsible for ensuring valid consent is in place before any messages are sent.”
This attestation is logged with timestamp and version number in our audit system. The current consent language version is recorded in our consent_versions database table for legal-record purposes.
Once the tenant is added with attested consent, Fielded automatically sends a welcome SMS to the tenant from the landlord’s dedicated Fielded number. The welcome message identifies:
This is what the tenant sees on their phone:
Fielded
(709) 555-0142
Just now
Bracketed values ([Greg], [123 Main St, Springfield]) are placeholders — the platform substitutes the actual landlord name and property address at send time.
Once SMS double opt-in is implemented (in progress), tenants will first receive a confirmation message and must reply YES before any further messages are sent:
Fielded
(709) 555-0142
Just now
Tenant reply
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Each opt-in and welcome message includes:
Tenants may opt out at any time by replying STOP. The platform immediately:
Fielded relies on two consent mechanisms working together:
Sample lease addendum language is published at /lease-sms-addendum, with a downloadable PDF version available at /lease-sms-addendum-sample.pdf that landlords may incorporate into their lease agreements.
Combined with mandatory STOP keyword support and source identification in every message, this approach exceeds CTIA Messaging Principles requirements for consent transparency.
Fielded does not sell or share tenant phone numbers with third parties. Tenant communications are stored solely for the landlord-tenant communication record. See our full Privacy Policy at https://tryfielded.com/privacy.
Contact: support@tryfielded.com