Why it matters
10DLC approval depends on consistent brand, campaign, policy, and sample message information. Small mismatches can delay messaging setup.
Key Concepts
Brand accuracy: Brand details should match the legal business and public website information.
Campaign consistency: Campaign use case, opt-in flow, sample messages, and policy links should describe the same messaging purpose.
Provider linkage: Some messaging flows also need a provider brand connected to the correct provider account.
Step-by-Step: Review a 10DLC issue
Open Settings > Trust center.
Open 10DLC brands and review the brand tied to the messaging setup.
Confirm business name, contact details, address, website, and registration details.
Open 10DLC campaigns and review the related campaign.
Confirm the campaign description, use case, sub use cases, policy links, opt-in details, opt-out details, and sample messages.
Review provider account linkage if the brand must be connected to a provider account.
Update inaccurate details before asking support or a carrier partner to review the issue.
Tips and Best Practices
Make brand and campaign information specific rather than generic.
Use public policy links that customers can access.
Keep sample messages aligned with real customer messages.
Avoid changing unrelated brand details while troubleshooting one campaign.
Troubleshooting
Issue | Possible Cause | Fix |
Brand review is blocked | Business or contact details may be incomplete or inconsistent. | Review the brand and correct legal, address, website, and representative information. |
Campaign review is blocked | Use case, opt-in, opt-out, or sample message details may not match. | Review the campaign and make every field describe the same messaging flow. |
Provider brand cannot be added | The provider account may be missing or already linked. | Check Settings > Accounts, then use Add a provider brand from the Brands table if eligible. |
