Privacy Policy

• Your mobile number and associated account details, including your name and email address.
• Phone verification status, SMS opt-in and opt-out timestamps, and verification codes used to confirm control of your number.
• Message records: recipient number, purpose, delivery status, provider identifiers, and errors. We also process opt-in and opt-out keywords received through our messaging provider.
• Website sessions and technical logs used to operate forms, prevent abuse, and troubleshoot problems.

To send requested verification codes and account-access notifications you opt into, honor your messaging preferences, maintain security, and investigate delivery failures.

We do not sell or share your SMS opt-in data or personal information with third parties for marketing purposes, and we do not use this program for third-party advertising. Your SMS consent is not transferred to other brands or businesses. Messaging providers and mobile carriers process what they need to deliver messages. Hosting providers process what they need to operate the application. These disclosures do not authorize their own marketing. We may also disclose information when required by law or necessary to protect rights and security.

You can skip the phone-number step. The account-notification checkbox is optional, and requesting a verification code does not enroll you in ongoing notifications. To stop SMS messages, reply STOP. You can also withdraw notification consent or remove your number in account settings. Contact Roofometry for help or to request access, correction, or deletion of your messaging information.

We keep messaging information as needed to run the program, document preferences, resolve issues, and meet applicable obligations. Some records may remain in backups or be kept to honor an opt-out.

Access is restricted to authorized users and service providers.

Roofometry is responsible for this policy. For privacy questions or requests, use the contact form on our Chat with us page. We post policy changes here and obtain new consent before using SMS consent for a materially different messaging purpose.