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How to Review SMS Consent Records in WooCommerce

Texty Pro stores SMS consent details with each eligible WooCommerce order. Open the order to see the buyer’s choice, the time it was made, and the exact consent text shown at checkout.

  1. Sign in to your WordPress dashboard.
  2. Go to WooCommerce > Orders.
  3. Open the order you want to review.
  4. Find the Texty consent details on the order screen.

WooCommerce order edit screen showing the Texty SMS consent record with the checkbox label, disclaimer text, and Yes choice under the Shipping phone number

You do not need a separate Texty report. The record stays with the order it came from.

Each eligible record can include six items.

Saved itemWhat it tells you
ChoiceWhether the buyer selected the consent box
TimeWhen checkout was completed
LabelThe exact checkbox label shown
NoteThe exact note shown with the field
IP addressThe network address seen at checkout
User agentBasic details about the buyer’s browser

Texty saves this data at checkout. It does not pull the label and note from your current settings each time you view the order.

WooCommerce order details showing the full Texty SMS consent record including choice, label text, IP address, and a customer provided note

Your consent text may change as your store grows. The saved snapshot shows what appeared when that order was placed.

For example, changing the label today does not rewrite an older order. The old order keeps the earlier label and note. This gives you a clearer record of that checkout.

The record can support your own review process. It does not prove legal compliance on its own.

Texty saves consent only for a signed-in buyer. A guest order will not have a record, even if the checkout page showed a consent field.

This is expected behavior. If your store needs a saved record for each buyer, review whether guest checkout fits that process.

An order may also lack a record if consent was off when checkout took place. Check your current setting, but remember that it does not show what was active for an old order.

No. The record is an audit trail. It does not block an enabled SMS alert by itself.

Review the purpose of each message before you send it. If a custom SMS should run only after an opt-in, use the saved choice in your sending logic.

Section titled “What should you check during a consent review?”

Use this short list when you review an order:

  • The order belongs to a signed-in buyer.
  • The choice matches the test made at checkout.
  • The time fits the order date.
  • The saved label and note match the checkout wording.
  • Your team knows that the record does not stop SMS on its own.

Do not edit an old order to make the record match new wording. Keep the saved snapshot as it was captured.

Why does the record look wrong or incomplete?

Section titled “Why does the record look wrong or incomplete?”
What happenedWhat to check
No consent details appearCheck whether the buyer used guest checkout.
The order shows older wordingThis is expected. Texty keeps the checkout snapshot.
The saved choice is not what you expectedRepeat the checkout with a signed-in test account.
Recent orders have no recordMake sure consent is on under Texty > Consent.
The details are hard to readUpdate Texty and Texty Pro, then reload the order.
Section titled “Can I search all consent records from one page?”

The current record is stored with each WooCommerce order. Open the order you need to review.

You should keep the saved snapshot unchanged. It shows the text used for that checkout.

Texty stores consent only for signed-in buyers. Guest orders do not get a saved record.

Does a saved yes choice allow every type of SMS?

Section titled “Does a saved yes choice allow every type of SMS?”

No. The record captures a choice made at checkout. Decide which messages fit that choice and the rules for your store.

If the field or wording needs work, follow how to collect SMS consent at checkout. Save the change, then place a new signed-in test order and review its record.