ClickTerm

ClickTerm is a digital consent and clickwrap agreement platform built to produce evidentiary proof that an end user was presented with, and affirmatively accepted, a click-through agreement such as a terms of service, privacy policy, or non-disclosure agreement. It is used across SaaS applications, websites, and e-commerce checkout flows to manage agreements of this kind. The product is designed around the elements that determine whether a clickwrap agreement will hold up if its enforceability is challenged: clear presentation of the agreement text, an affirmative acceptance action, and an immutable, retrievable record of the transaction. It is used by legal and compliance teams to manage agreement content and consent records, with development teams handling the underlying integration.

Key Features & Functions:

Template Editor
Legal teams author agreement text with reusable placeholders for signer-specific data such as name, email, company, and custom fields, allowing a single template to generate a personalized, resolvable document for each signer. Version history preserves prior drafts for reference.

Acceptance Capture
End users are presented with the resolved agreement text in an in-product modal or inline screen and must take an affirmative action to accept or decline. Each response is logged as a timestamped event, addressing the requirement that consent be actively given rather than assumed.

Audit Trail
Each clickwrap event, including its status, associated user identifiers, IP address, device and browser metadata, and full action timeline, is stored in a searchable log that can be produced as evidence of consent. Records are validated by a cryptographic signature confirming the entry has not been altered since capture.

Certificate of Acceptance
Each verified acceptance generates a signed, immutable certificate documenting the agreement version, event identifiers, signer information, and a content hash, intended to serve as standalone proof of acceptance in a dispute, audit, or individual rights request.

Version Control and Scheduling
Updated agreement versions can be published with defined effective dates and acceptance deadlines, and returning users can be prompted to accept the new version. Each version's acceptance history is tracked separately, preserving a record of which terms a given user agreed to at a given time.

Multi-language Support
Agreement content and acceptance modals can be maintained in multiple languages, with separate localized versions managed per template, supporting consistent recordkeeping across jurisdictions.

Team Roles and Permissions
Legal, compliance, and engineering staff can be invited with role-based permissions covering template authoring, publishing, billing, and end user administration.

Technical Deployment
The platform is deployed through web, Android, and React Native software development kits, along with a REST API, so the acceptance flow runs inside a client's existing application rather than as a separate hosted page