ABOG’s texting subscription is an optional communication tool that sends updates and reminders about Continuing Certification (CC) activities directly to your mobile phone. It uses an approved short code (226423) and complies with carrier and legal requirements.
You’ll receive messages related to:
- CC application availability and deadlines
- Reminders about CC requirements (tasks) and deadlines
- No marketing content will be sent.
No. The texting service is optional. You can continue to rely on email and portal notifications if you prefer.
Log in to your ABOG portal and look for the “Enroll in Texting Subscription” task. Enrollment is quick, easy, and requires your consent to receive text (SMS) messages.
No. You will not incur costs for participating in this texting subscription service.
Message frequency will vary, and timing of messages will be primarily based on the CC application and requirements deadlines.
Simply text STOP to 226423 at any time. You’ll receive a confirmation message, and no further texts will be sent.
Simply text “START” to 226423 to resubscribe. If you experience any issues in resubscribing, see next item below for seeking assistance.
Reply HELP to any ABOG text, and you will receive a message directing you to email communications@abog.org to receive assistance. You can also visit abog.org’s Contact Us page. Look for “Text Messages” as an inquiry type and submit your inquiry for assistance.
ABOG adheres to TCPA, CTIA, and HIPAA-related standards. No PHI or sensitive data will be transmitted via SMS. Review our Privacy Policy for details.
In its quest to evolve and better support diplomates, ABOG is adding this channel to further these efforts. Texting complements email and portal notifications, ensuring you never miss critical information about CC application or requirements deadlines.
No. Texting is an additional channel to enhance communication. All official notices will still appear in your portal and via email.
If you change your phone number, just log in to your ABOG portal and update your mobile number in your profile. You will continue to receive messages at your new mobile number.
ABOG may use text messages for urgent alerts regarding non-CC related topics, such as system outages affecting portal or website accessibility.