PARDNER · controlled pilot

Your choice to stay in touch.

PARDNER is an early product project operated by Adam Byrne. Our closed SMS pilot tests follow-ups after unanswered test calls, replies about simulated service requests, and message delivery. Participation is by invitation. No real contractor visit is booked through this pilot.

SMS sending is not active. We are preparing carrier registration. Giving consent does not activate messaging, connect a phone line, or enroll you in marketing.

How pilot consent works

An invited participant signs into the private PARDNER test console, reviews their verified mobile number and these disclosures, then chooses whether to participate. The SMS checkbox starts unchecked. Voice testing and access to the console do not require SMS consent. A missed call alone never grants consent.

The example below reproduces the consent text shown inside the private console. It does not submit information or enroll anyone.

What happens after saving consent

The console shows “Saved choice: granted” and the time of the choice. Both checkboxes reset to unchecked, and “Withdraw SMS consent” becomes available. Sending remains disabled until the pilot is ready. This screenshot of the private form and saved confirmation excludes the participant’s mobile number.

Invited participant? Open the private test console. This public page does not collect phone numbers.

What messages will look like

Messages identify PARDNER and the test purpose. For example: “PARDNER test: We missed your test call. What simulated service request would you like help with? Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help.” Frequency varies with the tests you initiate. Message and data rates may apply.

You can change your mind

Once messaging is active, reply STOP to stop texts or HELP for help. You can also withdraw your choice in the private console or contact adam+pardner@adambyrne.com. Support and withdrawal by email are available while SMS is inactive.