Opt-outs filed as your authorized agent.
You sign one authorization. We file every removal request as your authorized agent, so brokers can't wave it off as spam or impersonation the way they brush off anonymous requests. Included on every Delist plan.
Run my free exposure scan →Why most opt-outs get ignored
Brokers have every incentive to stall. An anonymous request is easy to dismiss: they can question who's asking, claim they can't confirm you're the person, or treat it as possible impersonation. Signed authorization removes those excuses.
They question who's asking
An anonymous request is easy to set aside. Brokers routinely reject requests they can't tie to the actual person the data is about.
Third-party requests get bounced
A service filing on your behalf without documented authorization is easy to refuse. "We can't confirm this person authorized you" is a standard brush-off.
Impersonation is a real concern
Bad actors sometimes file requests on other people's behalf. Brokers cite this to justify stalling. A signed authorization on file answers it directly.
Escalation needs a paper trail
If a broker ignores a valid request, escalation depends on showing one was properly filed. Signed authorization is that record.
How it works
You sign one authorization
You sign an authorized-agent designation once. It authorizes Delist to file privacy requests on your behalf, the standing the CCPA gives an agent you appoint.
We file as your agent
Every request we send on your behalf cites your signed authorization. We record the exact agreement you signed, so it can be produced if a broker challenges the request.
Brokers get a request they can't wave off
The request arrives with documented authorization and a clear legal basis under the CCPA and US state privacy laws. The "we can't verify the requester" excuse doesn't apply.
Escalation stays clean
If a broker ignores or wrongly denies a request, your signed authorization supports escalation to a state regulator. The authorization is the evidence.
What signed authorization changes
Fewer front-door rejections
A request with documented authorization enters the broker's standard process instead of getting bounced as unverifiable.
Less back-and-forth
The "we can't confirm this is the data subject" pushback largely falls away when authorization is on file.
The statutory clock, on your side
Under the CCPA, a broker generally has 45 days to respond to a valid request. A clean, authorized request is harder to stall past that window.
A record you can escalate on
Your signed authorization is kept with your account. If we need to escalate, the request and its authorization can be produced intact.
Included on every plan
Run a free scan to see what's exposed. Authorized-agent opt-outs are part of the standard removal flow on every paid Delist plan.
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