Privacy policies are a vital component of lead forms, ensuring transparency and compliance with data protection regulations. This guide will walk you through the process of integrating a privacy policy into your lead form using various methods.
Method 1: Adding a Custom Field
Access the lead form editor and select "Add field."
Choose "Consent" as the field type and define the text to be displayed.
After saving the lead form, users will see a checkbox with the text you added.
Note: With this method, users cannot submit the form without activating the checkbox, indicating their consent to the privacy policy.
Method 2: Utilizing the "Link to Your Privacy Policy" Field
Navigate to the "Link to your privacy policy" section within the lead form editor.
Insert the URL of your privacy policy, separating multiple policies with a vertical bar "|" and optionally, providing names for each policy in parentheses.
An example of such a privacy policy entry will look like this:
https://interacty.me (first) | https://interacty.me (second) | https://interacty.me (third).
After publishing the lead form, your privacy policy will appear as follows:
Note: Similar to Method 1, users must activate the checkbox to express their agreement to the privacy policy before submitting the form.
Method 3: Leveraging the "Any Additional Notes" Field
Locate the "Any additional notes" field in the lead form editor.
Input supplementary information regarding the privacy policy or other relevant details.
After publishing, users will see your lead form with the text you just added:
Note: Unlike Methods 1 and 2, users can submit the form without activating a checkbox, as no explicit consent is required.
These methods give you choices and ways to adjust things to fit exactly what you need for your privacy policy. By using one of these methods, you can build more trust with users and make sure you're following the rules, all while easily adding your privacy policy to your lead forms.
Remember, you can also incorporate a privacy policy into your gaming blocks (such as Memory Game) without lead forms using gamification tools. Learn more about it in this article:
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