Brand & control
Three slots on your platform hold your privacy policy, your terms of service and your legal mentions — Livstick places them in the journey; the wording stays yours.
Someone tucked a voice into your bouquet.
Platform legal setup
Three documents, and the two mechanisms that surface them.
Where it acts
The journey carries your name, your colours and your tone. A recipient who taps “Privacy policy” under a branded screen expects your policy, not a supplier’s.
An optional gate shows your privacy policy before any screen.
One link per published document, on recording and viewing screens alike.
A terms box that has to be ticked, your own wording beside it.
Uploaded per platform, replaced without touching the journey.
How it works
Three slots on your platform: privacy policy, terms of service, legal mentions.
Before you start
Please read our privacy policy.
Privacy policy · PDF CancelAn optional gate shows your privacy policy, with Agree and Cancel.
A terms box that must be ticked, your own sentence and links beside it.
Good to know
A legal capability is only useful if its limits are as plain as its options.
One slot per type, per platform — no fourth slot, and no document editor. In the full header-and-footer variant, your own hosted URL takes priority over the PDF.
The journey receives documents keyed by type alone, with no selection rule: publish one multilingual PDF per type, as production programmes do.
Acceptance lives in the visitor’s browser, and the terms box blocks submission without being stored with the message. Both are gates; neither is evidence.
The gate isn’t in the self-serve services list, so our team switches it on. Scoping is also when you name where Cancel sends someone.
Settled at scoping
Legal setup
Legal hands over three PDFs. They appear in the footer from the first recording screen to the reveal, and where a market requires it, the acceptance gate is switched on.
Privacy policy
Your page, on your own domain.
This brand already hosts its policy and legal notice. Rather than uploading copies that would drift, the footer points at those URLs, and its legal team writes the sentence beside the box.
Example brand and messages, for illustration.
FAQ
As footer links on every recording and viewing screen. A slot left empty produces no link at all, never a dead one.
Yes. An optional gate shows your privacy policy with Agree and Cancel ahead of any screen of the journey.
No. It is always required and cannot be switched off: the form stays invalid until it is ticked. Your own sentence and links sit beside it, per language.
No. Ticking the box lets the form submit, but the acceptance is not stored on the message. Opt-ins declared on your platform are different, and those do travel with it — see GDPR & Consent.
