Relay Logics — SMS Notification Policy

What this program is

Relay Logics (relaylogics.com) is an incident-alerting platform for engineering teams. SMS messages from Relay Logics are operational alerts about production incidents — for example, a server outage detected by a team's monitoring — sent exclusively to that team's own on-call responders. Relay Logics sends no marketing, promotional, or third-party messages of any kind.

A typical message: [P1] Payments API: DB connection pool exhausted — ack: https://relaylogics.com/a/…

Message frequency varies with incident activity and each user's own notification rules; typical volume is a few messages per week. Message and data rates may apply.

How people opt in

Phone numbers only ever receive alerts after a double opt-in performed by the number's owner:

  1. The user signs in to their team's Relay Logics dashboard and opens Settings → Contact methods.
  2. They add their own mobile number.
  3. They check an explicit consent box — “I agree to receive automated text messages from Relay Logics at this number about incidents” — shown together with message-frequency, “message and data rates may apply,” and STOP/HELP disclosures. The date and time of this consent is recorded.
  4. Relay Logics texts a 6-digit verification code to that number; the user must enter it to confirm ownership. Unverified numbers never receive any messages.
  5. The user then chooses, in their own notification rules, whether and when SMS is used at all (for example: “text me only for critical incidents on weeknights”).

Nobody can be subscribed by a third party — the verification code makes consent self-service by construction.

The opt-in form

This is the dashboard form (Settings → Contact methods) where a user adds their own number, gives the consent above, and receives the verification code:

Relay dashboard contact-method form with SMS selected, an explicit automated-messages consent checkbox, and message-frequency / rates / STOP disclosures

How people opt out

Contact

Questions about this program: alerts@relaylogics.com. Relay never sells or shares phone numbers; numbers are used solely to deliver the alerts described above.

Relay Logics dashboard · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service