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Adding a custom terms and conditions for your clients (digital agency POV)


On this page

    A client opened your terms and the page was empty. These steps add that text. You can paste the terms, or point at a page on your website.

    Edit Terms & Conditions

    1. Go to Clients.
    2. Stay on Billing.
    3. In the rail, click Terms & Conditions.
    4. Click Edit on the Billing row.
    5. Edit the terms your clients see on invoices.
    6. Click Save Changes.

    Terms & Conditions on Clients Billing

    Terms

    Inside the edit screen, you can:

    • copy/paste your terms as text; or
    • reference a link to your terms and conditions that may exist on your website.

    If you choose the latter, we recommend using this HTML code:

    <p>The Terms and Conditions of service is found at this <strong><a href=”YOUR_URL” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>link</a></strong></p>

    Note: Replace YOUR_URL with your actual link to your terms and conditions  

    FAQ

    Is this the website terms page?

    No. This is the legal copy on invoices you send from Staq. It is not a WordPress page.

    Need some help?

    Open a support ticket if the control is not in Staq, or the change does not save.

    Need some help?

    We all do sometimes. Please reach out to our support team by dropping us a support ticket. We will respond fast.