cgv-generator

The Skill automatically detects whether your transaction follows the Commercial Code for B2B or the Consumer Code for B2C, then applies the appropriate legal framework to generate compliant draft terms and conditions based on your business sector.

Drafting terms and conditions utilizes legal frameworks from both the Commercial Code for B2B transactions and the Consumer Code for B2C transactions, ensuring the generated drafts align with the correct legal regime based on your business model.

Yes, you can generate specific clauses for a SaaS provider by inputting parameters such as business type, sector, and required clauses. The Skill analyzes these inputs to produce draft terms tailored to your B2B or B2C SaaS audience.

Legal review flagging works by automatically identifying clauses within your generated terms and conditions that require expert validation, providing a checklist to ensure business compliance and prevent common legal pitfalls before finalization.

To draft compliant terms and conditions, you need to provide your business type, business sector, transaction channel, and any specific clauses required, allowing the system to accurately detect the legal regime and generate appropriate drafts.

Automated legal drafting provides initial terms and conditions drafts and flags clauses for review, but it does not replace final legal validation; you must still complete the provided legal checklist to ensure full business compliance for your specific transaction.