UDENTIVA fully complies with KVKK and anti-spam principles in every email it sends. This policy clearly explains which emails are sent and how the system technically prevents spam.
No clinic can send bulk email without permission or consent through UDENTIVA. This isn't a statement of intent; the system blocks it technically. A request to send bulk email to a recipient without an explicit consent record is rejected at the send stage.
UDENTIVA sends only two types of email. The distinction between them determines whether consent is required.
Password reset, account activation, single-use (magic) links and system notifications. Sent to the clinic's OWN user for account security and the operation of the service.
An informational, reminder or campaign email sent to a patient or external address. Explicit CONSENT (KVKK consent) from the recipient is REQUIRED for such sends.
Anti-spam principles aren't just on paper; they're built into the system's code.
Through UDENTIVA, clinics may only send bulk email to people from whom they've obtained explicit consent. Attempting bulk sends without consent and acting against anti-spam principles leads to account suspension.
If you receive a spam or suspicious email you believe was sent through UDENTIVA, please report it to us via our contact page. We review every report carefully and take the necessary action. Report it →
Our team is here to help with our anti-spam principles, the consent flow, or an abuse report.
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