Settings

Agreements & Policies

Policies customers can read, and agreements they accept when they book.

Open Settings > Agreements & Policies. These are legal or intake documents, not the booking-policy numbers on Settings > Booking Policies.

Two kinds. Policies & legal pages are info only, on every plan, and can be linked from your website footer (a privacy policy, terms). Customer agreements add an "I agree" tick box in the booking widget and are a plan feature.

Agreements & policies with a Policies & legal pages section and a Customer agreements section
Settings > Agreements & Policies
1

Open Agreements & Policies

Go to Settings > Agreements & Policies.

2

Click Add policy or Add agreement

Each section has its own button. Starters for a privacy policy, terms and a cancellation policy are a drafting aid, not legal advice.

3

Choose a type

Agreement, Waiver, Policy, Intake Form, or Certificate.

4

Choose how customers accept it

Info only — a link customers can read. Checkbox — the customer ticks “I agree to the [Document Title]” (plan feature).

5

Publish

Enable it on the widgets that should show it (Widget Setup > Agreements & policies) or link it from Website > Site > Legal links.

New policy editor with the Terms & Conditions starter selected, Type and Acceptance Mode fields, and the rich-text editor
Start from a draft, then adapt it

Plans

Policies and legal pages are on every plan. Customer agreements are a plan feature: on a plan without them, the section shows what customers would see and a button to upgrade, and Add agreement opens the upgrade dialog. An agreement that was already on before a downgrade keeps working; you cannot add another or switch one back on until you upgrade.

Agreements & policies on the Free plan: the Customer agreements section shows a preview of the I agree tick boxes and an Upgrade to Pro button
The Customer agreements section on a plan without the feature