Legal documents and public offers
Privacy policy, terms, licence and loyalty rules — on your own legal details
A network's public documents — privacy policy, user agreement, licence agreement, loyalty program rules — are kept on the platform and open on the website at permanent addresses of the form `/docs/<document>`.
How it works
- The platform has a base text for each document. Your legal details are substituted into it, so a network that is happy with the platform text doesn't have to write anything.
- A network can create its own revision of a document — then that one is served and the platform text steps aside.
- A document has revisions: the published version is what customers see, while a draft can be edited freely. A customer's consent is stored against exactly the revision they saw.
Why the addresses never change
Links to these documents sit in app store listings, in emails and in old contracts. That is why `/docs/<document>` stays the same through any change of text or revision.
The legal details being substituted come from the network card. Until they are filled in, the text keeps empty slots — visible in the preview.