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How do I add terms and conditions to BigCommerce?

Last updated on September 25, 2022 @ 1:15 am

Adding Terms and Conditions to a BigCommerce Store

If you’re selling products online, you’ll want to include terms and conditions (TNCs) when customers make purchases. This is a legal document that buyers and sellers agree to when they make a purchase.

There are a few ways to add TNCs to your store. You can add them as a part of the checkout process, or you can include them as a separate page.

To add them as part of the checkout process, follow these steps:

1. Open your store’s admin area.

2. Click on “Products” in the navigation bar.

3. Click on “Checkout” in the Products section.

4. In the “Checkout” tab, click on “Terms and Conditions.”

5. In the “Terms and Conditions” tab, click on “Add a New TNC.”

6. In the “Add a New TNC” form, enter your TNC details.

7. Click on “Save Changes.”

To add TNCs as a separate page, follow these steps:

PRO TIP: Please be aware that adding terms and conditions to BigCommerce can be a complex process. There are a number of factors to consider, including your company’s legal obligations and the needs of your customers. If you are unsure about how to proceed, we recommend seeking professional legal advice.

2. Click on “Site Builder” in the navigation bar. Click on “Pages” in the Site Builder section. Click on “TNCs” in the Pages section.

5. In the TNCs section, click on “Add a New TNC.”

Now that you’ve added TNCs to your store, you’ll need to make sure that buyers and sellers agree to the terms and conditions before they make a purchase. You can do this by adding a “Buy” button to the TNCs page, or by adding a link to the TNCs page in the “About” section of your store.

Finally, be sure to keep your TNCs up to date. This is especially important if your store sells products that have changed since the TNCs were created.

By updating your TNCs, you’ll ensure that buyers and sellers are always aware of your store’s terms and conditions.

Dale Leydon

Dale Leydon

Sysadmin turned Javascript developer. Owner of 20+ apps graveyard, and a couple of successful ones.