Managing communication preferences

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Staff users can configure the types of communications that can be sent by your organization. This enables you to enforce the preferences of members who do not want to receive certain types of communications, and to also comply with various anti-spam laws.

To be compliant with specific spam legislation (for example, Canada's Anti-Spam Law or the CAN-SPAM Act) you must configure these communication preferences. Please refer to the specific spam legislation that you are trying to be compliant with in order to understand which communication preferences you should enable.

Viewing the Communication preferences setting, which are divided into sections: Communication types and User messages. The Communication types section lists types like Learning Opportunities, Marketing, Newsletter, Volunteer Opportunities, Billing, and Shipping, each with a description, default subscription option, and status, which is Active for all. Notably, Billing and Shipping are marked as Users cannot opt out, and a red annotation points to this, stating Disabled types are not editable and cannot be selected. The User messages section shows a prompt saying I would like to receive: and a Preview of communication preferences with various subscription options users can select. At the bottom, a note states You may unsubscribe from these communications at any time. and buttons for Refresh Preview and Save are visible.