Hi all, I’d like to put together a simple agreement that I’d like our community to ‘sign’/agree to. I’d collect the person’s name, email and using legal question type get them to agree to a few clauses (like T&C, but also NDA etc.).
I’m wondering if any of you use Typeform in a similar way and if there is any legal effect from such agreement? If the person would then act against the clauses they agreed to before, could their answers and consent be a legal proof?
Many many thanks!
Best answer by john.desborough
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This makes sure that there are a few steps that they have to take and it is not just clickthrough without thought.
seems to appease my legal folks..
des
+5Hi 
First, I would definitely suggest discussing this with your lawyer/legal team, as you’ll want to be sure that you receive proper legal advice regarding your form. Each situation and form is unique, so this isn’t something we can provide a direct answer for.
+6As
This makes sure that there are a few steps that they have to take and it is not just clickthrough without thought.
seems to appease my legal folks..
des
+5Welcome! Let us know if you think of any other questions,
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