Dashboard overview
After logging in, the dashboard gives you access to:- Templates — Create and manage legal documents
- Clickwrap Events — Track consent interactions
- End Users — View user consent history
- Integrations — Connect your apps to ClickTerm
- Audit Logs — Review system activity
- Team Management — Manage workspace access
- Plan & Usage — Monitor subscription and usage
Create your first clickwrap
Create a template
Go to Templates and click New Template. Give your template a descriptive
name (e.g., “Terms of Service” or “Privacy Policy”).A unique
ClickwrapTemplateId is generated automatically.Write your content
Use the rich text editor to write or paste your legal document.
You can add placeholders for dynamic data
like user name or company.If you need multiple languages, add them from the language panel.
Publish a version
Click Publish in the top-right corner. Choose an Effective at date —
the version becomes active when that time arrives. The first version is always
a major version (1.0).
By default, the current date/time is preselected so the version goes live immediately.
Create an integration
Go to Integrations and click New integration. Give it a name
(e.g., “Web Platform”).You will receive an App ID and App Key. The App ID is used in the
client SDK; the App Key is used on your backend for verification.
Integrate the SDK
Add the ClickTerm SDK to your application. See the
Web SDK Quickstart for a 5-minute integration guide.Once integrated, your end users will see the clickwrap dialog with your
published template content.
What happens next
Once your integration is live:- End users see the clickwrap dialog in your app
- Events appear on the Clickwrap Events page
- Accepted events include downloadable Certificates of Acceptance
- End user consent history appears on the End Users page
Next steps
Templates overview
Learn more about managing templates.
Clickwrap events
Understand event statuses and certificates.
Widget appearance
Customize how the clickwrap dialog looks.
Developer quickstart
Integrate the Web SDK in 5 minutes.

