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The Terms of Use (ToU) define the rules and obligations governing the use of your product or service.

To consult Efalia Engage's Terms of Use, visit Terms of Use

What is it for?

They specify the rights and obligations of both users and the company providing the service. Adding your own ToU can help you:

Clarify user expectations: By specifying the rules for using your product or service, you outline the expected behaviors and the consequences of not following the rules.
Limit your liability: In case of disputes, having well-drafted ToU can protect you by specifying the respective responsibilities of users and the company.

Adding clear terms can enhance user trust and provide a solid legal framework.

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What information should be included in the Terms of Use?

Here are the key details your ToU should include:

Scope: Describe the services you offer to users as well as any usage restrictions.
User obligations: List the service usage rules, emphasizing user responsibilities such as respecting copyright and protecting personal data.
Intellectual property rights: Specify that any content available on your site or application is protected by intellectual property rights and that unauthorized use is prohibited.
Company responsibilities: Explain the company's obligations, particularly regarding service provision, confidentiality, and data security.
Limitation of liability: Indicate the company's liability limits in case of damages to users (data loss, financial harm, etc.).
Contract termination: Inform users about contract termination conditions, especially in case of ToU violations.
General provisions: Include information such as applicable law, the competent jurisdiction in case of disputes, and the language of the tour.

To add your Terms of Use, follow these steps: