Online-contracts

Agencies, consultants and training providers are moving from PDFs and wet signatures to online workflows. This guide explains what you can safely "clickwrap-ify", where you still need signatures, and how to design a sensible, logged online agreement flow.

Most websites still rely on "Terms & Conditions" links in the footer, but courts draw a sharp line between browsewrap and clickwrap agreements. This article explains the difference, what recent cases say about enforceability, and how online businesses can reduce legal risk while keeping UX simple.

If you rely on online terms, privacy notices or marketing opt-ins, you need more than a checkbox. A defensible consent log captures specific fields that let you prove who agreed to what, when, where and how.

Every online business relies on user consent for terms, privacy, marketing and cookies. When something goes wrong, you need more than a checkbox — you need a defensible consent log. This article explains what to record, common mistakes to avoid, and how SolidWraps helps.

Most websites have a Terms & Conditions page, a privacy policy and some kind of cookie banner – but many teams are unclear about what actually belongs in each. This guide explains the roles of these documents in plain language and how they fit together.