Legal

Replace this section with your own privacy policy. It should explain in plain language what personal data you collect, why you collect it and how long you keep it. A typical policy covers:

• Who you are and how to contact you about privacy
• Which data you collect through the website, forms and the product
• The legal basis for each kind of processing
• Which sub-processors you use and where data is stored
• How people can access, correct or delete their data

Have the final text reviewed by a qualified advisor in each region where you operate.

Replace this section with your terms of service. Most terms for a software product cover:

• Who may use the service and how accounts are created
• Fees, billing periods, renewals and cancellation
• Acceptable use and when access can be suspended
• Service levels, support and limits of liability
• Governing law and how disputes are handled

Replace this section with your cookie policy. List what the site actually sets, not what it might set:

• Which cookies and similar technologies the site uses
• What each one is for and how long it lasts
• Which ones need consent and how visitors can change their choice

If you add analytics or marketing tools later, update this list before they go live.

Replace this section with your company details. Many countries require them on every commercial website:

• Legal name and legal form of the company
• Registered address
• Commercial register and registration number
• VAT identification number
• The people authorised to represent the company
• A contact email address and phone number