Compliance

Consent, source tracking, and complaint handling by design.

aventia Performance maintains compliance-focused lead intake standards across buyers and lead sources, including consent records, source tracking, suppression handling, and quality monitoring.

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Consent

TCPA language

Proof

TrustedForm / Jornaya

Source

URL + timestamp

Opt-out

Suppression workflow

Consent records

TrustedForm + Jornaya support

Source tracking

URL + campaign + timestamp

Suppression

DNC + opt-out workflow

Compliance trail

Consent and source data stay attached to the lead.

Contactable leads should have enough source information to support consent checks, opt-outs, and complaint handling.

1

Consent

TCPA language

2

Source

URL, campaign, timestamp

3

Suppress

DNC and opt-out

4

Resolve

Complaint record

Proof support

TrustedForm + Jornaya

Tracking

Source-level

Handling

Documented

Compliance file

Every contactable lead should have a source story.

A buyer or publisher should be able to understand where an inquiry came from, what permission was captured, and how opt-outs or complaints are handled.

Consent capture

TCPA language, contact permission, timestamp, IP, user agent

Source record

Source URL, publisher, campaign, category, landing path

Suppression

Opt-out, DNC handling, duplicate suppression, complaint notes

Partner review

Buyer and publisher requirements before live routing

Public standard

No spam, no scraped contacts, no misleading forms, no incentivized submissions, no non-consented contact data, and no Meta Ads publisher traffic.

Contactable lead consent

aventia Performance requires documented consumer consent for contactable leads and maintains source-level tracking for web forms, calls, publishers, and buyer assignments.

TCPA consent language review
TrustedForm and Jornaya / LeadID support
Source URL and campaign tracking
Timestamp, IP, user agent, and publisher source capture where applicable
Buyer and publisher compliance notes in CRM

Prohibited traffic

No spam, robocalls, scraped contacts, misleading forms, incentivized submissions, fake inquiries, or non-consented contact data.

Complaint handling

Complaint handling includes intake, source-data preservation, consumer suppression where appropriate, publisher or buyer behavior review, and documented resolution by the compliance team.