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Driver text message (SMS) consent form

Last updated: September 10, 2026

This is the consent form a driver signs before the Where Is My Package? dispatch platform sends job assignment text messages to their mobile number. It is published here in full so that its wording can be verified without a scan.

Signing is voluntary. It is not a condition of employment, of being assigned jobs, of being paid, or of using the Service. A driver who declines is dispatched by phone, radio or the mobile app instead, and receives no text messages. An employer cannot give this consent on a driver’s behalf.

A courier company licensing the Service must obtain each driver’s written consent before entering that driver’s mobile number for text messaging. Licensees may reproduce this form on their own letterhead and may add their own details, but may not alter the consent language. The same form appears as section 5.1 of our Terms of Service, which is the licence agreement under which they are required to use it.

Driver text message (SMS) consent

Courier company: (“the Company”)

The Company uses the Where Is My Package? dispatch platform, operated by Schewanick Computer Services, Inc., to send job assignment and dispatch text messages to its drivers.

Driver name:

Mobile number:

By signing below I agree to receive job assignment and dispatch text messages at the mobile number above, sent by the Company through the Where Is My Package? platform. I understand that:

Driver signature:   Date:

Consent recorded in the platform by:   Date:

Terms of service: https://WhereIsMyPackage.net/terms.html · Privacy policy: https://WhereIsMyPackage.net/privacy.html

If a driver has not signed a form

A driver whose number is already in the platform but who has not signed this form is sent one invitation and must reply YES before any job messages are sent:

“Where Is My Package?: Your dispatcher wants to send job assignment texts to this number. Reply YES to agree. Msg&data rates apply. Reply STOP to opt out.”

A driver who does not reply receives nothing further and continues to be dispatched by other means. A driver who replies STOP is never invited again.

Stopping messages

Reply STOP to any message to stop receiving texts. One confirmation is sent and no further messages follow. Reply HELP for help. Message and data rates may apply, and message frequency varies with the number of jobs assigned.