E-Commerce websites: operating within the law

May 6, 2010 - PRLog -- Anyone setting up a new website will often be overwhelmed by the number of regulations that govern on-line trading.  For many small businesses, their website will need to comply with both UK and EU regulations.  Net-Innovate Ltd have developed new tools to help companies operate within the law.

E-Terms Premium is a new on-line service that produces custom-made terms and conditions and privacy policies for UK websites at a fraction of the cost of hiring a traditional solicitor.  Website owners answer a simple set of questions relating to their business and website.  The automated tool then uses a 'pick-n-mix' of legal clauses to build custom-made Terms and Conditions.  The templates are reviewed by an e-commerce lawyer every 3 months to ensure compliance with the latest law.

The team have also produced a free guide to E-Commerce and EU regulations which can be downloaded from their site.  The jargon-free e-book provides an introduction to UK & EU regulations including distance selling, data protection and electronic commerce regulations.  The e-book is available at http://www.e-terms.co.uk.

The company believe that this new E-Terms service makes it easier and cheaper for companies to develop websites that operate within the law.  

Further Information
E-Terms (www.e-terms.co.uk) is produced by Net Innovate Ltd, a UK firm dedicated to developing new online products and services.  The service uses professional drafted templates to generate custom made terms and conditions and privacy policies for UK websites. Prices start at £38 + VAT. Over 1,600 small businesses have used the E-Terms service.

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E-Terms (www.e-terms.co.uk) is produced by Net Innovate Ltd, a UK firm dedicated to developing new online products and services.