The Clockwork Vendor Messaging Program

Effective Date: August 26, 2026

Who operates and sends the program?

KaminoAI LLC, operating Clockwork, is the messaging program operator and sender. Restaurants use Watch, the Clockwork web interface, to place orders. The restaurant is the business and order context; it is not presented as the messaging program sender. This is KaminoAI LLC's direct Clockwork messaging offering. Twilio is the messaging service provider Clockwork intends to use after the program is approved and enabled.

Who receives messages, and why?

This is a business-to-business, transactional one-to-one SMS and MMS program for restaurant purchase orders and related vendor operations. Clockwork sends to one opted-in contact for the relevant vendor or supplier. Restaurant employees use authenticated Watch accounts and do not join the SMS or MMS conversation with a personal phone number.

After an authorized restaurant employee confirms an order in Watch, Clockwork can send the relevant vendor's order automatically. Authorized restaurant employees can also send manual operational follow-up in the same durable vendor conversation. The vendor contact replies in their normal messaging app, and authorized restaurant employees see those messages in Watch. The program does not send marketing, promotions, or advertising.

How is consent collected?

1. An authorized restaurant representative emails a vendor-specific link to the public Clockwork website form. Clockwork does not send a pre-consent invitation text or use an initial text to ask for consent.
2. The vendor contact opens the public form without logging in. It identifies KaminoAI LLC operating Clockwork as sender and identifies the vendor and restaurant order context.
3. The vendor contact enters their own mobile number and actively selects an unchecked consent box. No restaurant, vendor, or Clockwork representative may submit consent for that person.
4. The form discloses automated order messages, manual operational follow-up by authorized restaurant employees, message visibility in Watch, variable frequency, possible message and data rates, STOP and HELP instructions, and that consent is required for Clockwork messaging but not required to purchase goods or services, use Clockwork, or maintain a business relationship.
5. Clockwork records an auditable consent receipt before any message is sent. The consent is scoped to the disclosed vendor and restaurant order context.

SMS and MMS sending remains disabled until required approval and Clockwork's separate consent-aware send gate are enabled. Submitting the form records consent only; it does not send a text or enable messaging. See the public opt-in entry page.

Consent is required for messaging, not for the underlying business relationship. Consent is required to receive Clockwork vendor order and operational SMS or MMS. Consent is not required to purchase goods or services, use Clockwork, or maintain a business relationship. Anyone who does not consent or later opts out must coordinate orders through another agreed channel, such as email or phone.

Sample messages

• "Clockwork by KaminoAI LLC: [Restaurant] wants to order [items]. Order sheet attached. Authorized [Restaurant] employees can view and follow up in Watch. Reply STOP to opt out; HELP for help."
• "Clockwork by KaminoAI LLC: Update for [Restaurant] order #[order]: [confirmation, substitution, delivery, or fulfillment status]. Reply STOP to opt out; HELP for help."

Frequency, rates, opt-out, and help

Message frequency varies with order activity. Participants may receive multiple messages during an active order or no messages when there is no order activity. Message and data rates may apply.

Reply STOP to leave Clockwork messaging and stop further messages, or HELP for assistance. Questions can also be sent to dillon.shirley4@gmail.com.

Learn more

Full program terms are in our MMS Terms of Service. How we handle data is described in our Privacy Policy.