Email & SMS Subscriptions Labeling Update

Clients can now opt into SMS session reminders separately from email reminders, with clearer section labeling and consent language. Unlike #65062, this isn't an admin-configurable feature — it's a direct update to what clients see, live for everyone.

***This is part of the August 19, 2026 release.

Where clients will see this:

1. Self-Service account creation — the subscriptions section shown during sign-up.
2. Self-Service Profile settings — Profile → About tab → gear icon next to Email → Subscriptions.

What's changing:

• Section is relabeled "Email & SMS Subscriptions" with updated description text disclosing that Session Reminders can go out via SMS in addition to email.
• "Session Reminders" is now two independent subscriptions — one for email, one for SMS — so a client can enable either, both, or neither.
• A new SMS consent disclosure appears alongside the SMS Session Reminders option (standard opt-in language: message/data rates, reply STOP/HELP, etc.).
• The "Credit Card Expiration" checkbox (previously showing the raw field name SubscribeCreditCardExpirations) now displays a proper label, with its info icon sitting inline instead of wrapping to its own row.

A few other things worth flagging to users:

• SMS requires a mobile number — checking "SMS Session Reminders" makes the mobile number field required during account creation.
• Default state only changed for new accounts — every subscription starts unchecked by default on the account-creation screen for new Self-Service sign-ups only. This does not apply to the Profile settings page — existing clients' saved subscription choices are left as-is when they open their profile (an all-unchecked default there would have silently unsubscribed people, so this was intentionally scoped down).
• No change to what can send via SMS — Session Reminders remains the only subscription type capable of SMS; Email Campaigns and Credit Card Expiration stay email-only, unchanged.