Can you show a customer agreed to your terms?

1. Question 1 of 8Does a customer take an explicit action to accept the terms, such as ticking a box or pressing a button that says they agree?

   Yes, a dedicated box or an "I agree" buttonTerms are linked near a sign-up or continue buttonNo, or not sure
2. Question 2 of 8Does the label on the button tell the customer that pressing it means agreeing to the terms?

   Yes, the button or the line beside it says soThe notice is there, but in small or pale textNo, or not sure
3. Question 3 of 8Is it impossible to finish signing up without passing the acceptance step?

   Yes, every path goes through itNo, some paths skip it, or not sure
4. Question 4 of 8Do you know which sign-up flow each existing customer went through?

   Yes, stored per customerWe could work it out from datesNo, or not sure
5. Question 5 of 8Do you store which version of the terms each customer accepted, and when?

   Yes, version and timestamp per customerTimestamp onlyNo, or not sure
6. Question 6 of 8Does the document your team would point to in court contain the clause you want to rely on, as it stood on that date?

   Yes, we keep dated copies of every versionWe have the current version and some older onesNo, or not sure
7. Question 7 of 8Could you show what the acceptance screen looked like on the day a given customer signed up?

   Yes, we keep dated captures of the screenWe could rebuild it from code historyNo, or not sure
8. Question 8 of 8If you have a separate text-message sign-up, does it have its own acknowledgment of the terms that apply to it?

   Yes, or we have no text sign-upIt links to the general terms onlyNo, or not sure

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