Help Articles
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Web agency’s responsibilities according to the GDPR
If a web agency handles personal data on behalf of its clients, it is highly likely that it would act as data processor. For example, this may occur where an agency host clients’ personal data on its own servers or manage clients’ mailing list on behalf of the latter. In these cases, the web agency…
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How to embed the Privacy Controls and Cookie Solution on a Ucraft site
Created your Ucraft website and need to manage cookies? We’ll show you how! In this guide, you’ll learn if and when you need a cookie consent management system (CMS) for Ucraft and how to add iubenda’s Privacy Controls and Cookie Solution to your Ucraft site. ➜ Jump directly to How to add iubenda’s Privacy Controls and…
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How to write an eCommerce return and refund policy
E-commerce and off-premises selling offers many advantages, but it also entails certain obligations under EU rules. Right of withdrawal within the EU When shopping online, consumers have the right to a cooling-off period of 14 calendar days where they can withdraw from the contract and return their purchases to you without giving any reason. Terms…
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The US Privacy Shield has been invalidated – Here’s what you need to know
📢 Important Update: EU-US Data Privacy Framework Agreement Reached! 🌍🤝 In light of this significant development, we have updated our coverage to reflect the latest information. To stay up-to-date on the new EU-US Data Privacy Framework agreement and its implications, we invite you to read our latest article on the topic. 🔍 Discover the latest: EU…
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Cookie banner for eCommerce: what you need to know
If your eCommerce store can be visited by European users and it uses cookies, you must comply with the ePrivacy Directive (also known as “Cookie Law”). The Cookie Law requires you to: Cookie banner for eCommerce Here’s an example of a compliant cookie banner. Remember that cookie notices are just one part of the requirements…
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Apple Pay and the GDPR – How to be compliant
What is Apple Pay? Apple Pay is a payment service provided by Apple Inc., which allows Users to make payments using their mobile phones. It lets you make secure purchases in stores, apps and on the web, and send and receive money from friends and family. Do I need a Privacy Policy if I use…
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Disclaimers for eCommerce Stores
If you sell online, you need to warn users and limit liability that arises from normal eCommerce activities. Here’s where disclaimers can help: they are common defense measures that you can use to protect yourself against legal claims. Why disclaimers? Disclaimers work as a warning sign when users visit your site: they notify them that…
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Ecommerce: what legal documents do I need?
If you sell products or services online, your ecommerce business must include the following 3 legal documents: Let’s find out why they are so important and what they should include. Privacy Policy The privacy policy is a legal document in which the data owner (the person or entity that runs a website/app) outlines the methods…
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Ecommerce Privacy Policy Template for your Online Store
Ecommerce Privacy Policy Template for your Online Store In short Do you sell products or services online? Do you collect users’ personal data like payment information during checkout? Then your online store must include an up-to-date, conspicuous and easily accessible privacy policy document. Luckily, we’ve got what you need. Keep reading for everything you should…