The Templates page is the first screen you see after logging into the ClickTerm Dashboard. This is where you manage all legal documents shown to your users during clickwrap flows, such as Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policies, and various agreements. This page gives you a quick overview of all templates you have created and their current status. It is designed to help you quickly understand which templates are active, which are outdated, and which may need updates.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.clickterm.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Templates table

- Template Name — Opens the full details of the template
- ID — The unique
ClickwrapTemplateIdused in the API - Created date — When the template was created
- Version — The currently effective version
- Tags — Tags associated with the template
- Enabled — Whether users can see this template in clickwrap flows
- Actions — Options such as “View events”
The ID column is especially important when you integrate ClickTerm into your product.
Search & Filters — You can use the top bar to search by template name or ID,
filter by creation date, enabled/disabled status, associated tags, or linked apps.
What you can do here
View or edit a template
Click the template name to open its details. You can review the text, check version history, create a new version or draft.View version history
Click the currently effective version of the template to see all published versions.
Enable or disable a template
Use the toggle to activate or deactivate the template. Only enabled templates may appear in clickwrap flows.Disabled templates are excluded from API responses.
View events
Open all consent-related events linked to a template, including device information, timestamps, IP, and other metadata.Configure template settings

Create a new template
Click the New Template button in the top right corner to set up a new template. After you create it, a uniqueClickwrapTemplateId is generated automatically.
Next steps
Editing content & publishing
Write and publish your template content using the rich text editor.
Placeholders
Insert dynamic fields like name, email, and company into your templates.

