For data and API vendors
When your data terms change, every client accepts the new version.
No sign-up page to record it? Each client gets a link and presses Accept.
Free for 3 sets of terms and 5 clients. No card. Your clients never need an account.Data-licensing, enrichment and API vendors that sell through a sales team: deals close by order form, and the data terms and sub-processor notices go to a named contact by email, not through a sign-up flow.
Sounds familiar?
When the text changes, which clients have accepted the new version?
- Every change to the terms or the sub-processor list has to reach every client.
- Acceptance lives in email threads and order-form checkboxes that record a tick, not the text.
- Under CCPA §7051 a client without a compliant service-provider contract may be making a sale. Posting the new version is not a contract.
What changes
Every client asked. One list that shows who has accepted.
- Every version, per clientPublish a new one. Every client gets a link, and you see who has accepted.
- The contract that makes you a service providerEach client holds the latest terms, the nine §7051 terms included, as an accepted record.
- A link for each contactFor deals that have no sign-up page.
What to put on Yesmark.
Put on Yesmark
- Service-provider terms (CCPA §7051)
- Data-licence terms
- DPA
- Sub-processor notices
- Platform terms
Keep in your e-signature tool
- Contracts you negotiate line by line
- A client’s own contract
The client’s side
This is everything your client sees. Try it.
Their own link, the full text, one box to tick and one button. No account.
NorthstarNorthstar sent you terms to acceptClient Service Terms v4 · takes about a minuteAccepted via Yesmark
Version 4 · latest
Client Service Terms
No account. No signature.
Tick the box and accept. This is everything your client sees.
Start with the terms you already send.
Send them to five clients this week and see who accepts.
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