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Docusign: What is a clickwrap agreement?
Explains clickwrap agreements as acceptance by clicking a button or checkbox and distinguishes clickwrap from heavier signature workflows.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legal acceptance | Choose legal acceptance when the user must expressly agree to terms, conditions, contracts, policies, disclosures, or an updated legal document before proceeding. | The legal acceptance control starts unchecked unless a current acceptance record already exists for the same user, document, version, and scope. | Supports clickwrap as button or checkbox acceptance and distinguishes it from heavier signature flows. |
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- Legal acceptance vs consent prompt vs review before submit vs checkbox group vs confirmation dialog vs typed confirmation vs age gate
Supports clickwrap as a button or checkbox acceptance pattern distinct from full signature workflows.
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Publisher: Docusign. Last checked: .