The first thing you need when starting a business is a terms and conditions agreement. You’re probably already aware of the importance of this document, and you likely already have one. However, in this article, we’ll explain why it’s important.

Why Should You Have Terms and Conditions?

Terms and conditions add certainty to the transaction. Verbal agreements are just as binding as written contracts, but having a written contract adds credibility and serves as evidence in the event of a legal dispute. It’s better to protect yourself against any legal issues by having a written agreement than to spend money on lawyers. They also serve as a deterrent to anyone who might want to take you to court. Well-written Terms and Conditions protect you and your business.

Terms and Conditions also help you enforce the agreement in case the other party fails to comply with what was signed. Clarifying the transaction helps you provide better customer support, since both the customer and the business have a clear understanding of the rules.

They can help you manage customer expectations. You can save time and avoid phone calls by clearly setting out your terms for your customers. They may have expectations regarding service, product delivery, or the product itself that don’t align with what you offer. Many companies that operate online require their partners/customers to have Terms and Conditions. For example, the Reds payment gateway.

Typically, your attorney will draft your Terms and Conditions to align with your company’s needs. There are also online resources that can help you draft them on your own. You can see an example on the following website.

Adding Your Terms and Conditions to the Widget

Adding terms and conditions to your booking software widgets is very simple:

Step 1: Go to the Booking Form

Go to your “Company” tab” and click “Booking Form”.

Step 2: Select the Terms and Conditions Question

Find the “Terms and Conditions” question and click on it.

Step 3: Copy the URL for your terms and conditions

Copy the URL where your terms and conditions are located into the field provided. You can check or uncheck the box so that the customer sees the box checked or unchecked by default.

Add your terms and conditions to your booking widget!

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