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SMS Suppression List

Add-on required. This feature requires the SMS add-on to be active on your store. View add-ons

The suppression list is the list of phone numbers that should not receive your texts. As long as a number is on this list, Fuze Store will never message it — automatically or manually. This protects your customers' wishes and keeps you on the right side of messaging rules.

How numbers get on the list

  • A customer replies STOP. If someone texts back "STOP" to one of your messages, their number is added to the suppression list automatically.
  • A message hard-bounces. If a number is invalid or permanently undeliverable, it's suppressed so you don't keep paying to text a dead number.
  • You add it yourself. You can manually add a number a customer asked you to stop texting.

Where to find it

From the sidebar, go to Configurations → SMS → Suppression list. The list shows each suppressed number with the date it was added.

The SMS Suppression List, empty because no number has opted out or bounced yet, with an Add to list button
SMS → Suppression list

Adding a number manually

1

Open the suppression list

Go to Configurations → SMS → Suppression list.

2

Tap Add to list

Open the add form.

The Add to suppression list form with a mobile number field and a Reason picker (Customer opt-out, STOP reply, Invalid number, Hard bounce)
SMS → Suppression list → Add
3

Enter the number, pick a reason, and save

Type the customer's mobile number, choose the reason it's being added, and save. From that moment, that number is excluded from all your texts.

Respecting opt-outs isn't optional — it's the law in most places. Never try to work around the suppression list to keep texting someone who asked you to stop.

Tips

  • If a customer asks in person to stop receiving texts, add them here right away.
  • A suppressed customer can still get email notifications and printed receipts — suppression only affects SMS.
  • Review the list occasionally to understand who's opting out and why.
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