Clickwrap legal compliance

Conveyor’s clickwrap NDA flow is designed to meet all core legal requirements under the U.S. ESIGN Act and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA).

Specifically, both laws require four key elements for enforceability:

Clear intent to sign
Consent to do business electronically
Association of the signature with the record
Retention of auditable records

Below is how Conveyor’s implementation addresses each requirement:

1. Intent to sign

Users must show a clear intent to sign. In Conveyor’s flow, they cannot access gated content without checking the acceptance box and clicking Confirm and Sign.

Users must indicate their assent twice, with the checkbox and "Confirm and Sign" button — Users must indicate their assent twice, reinforcing intent.

2. Consent to do business electronically

Conveyor’s clickwrap flow implies consent by requiring users to interact with the checkbox and button to proceed. In B2B contexts, this is legally sufficient. If you want explicit consent language, you can edit your NDA text to include it.

3. Association of signature with the record

Conveyor maintains a verifiable record linking the signature event to the signed document, including signer identity, timestamp, and version.

You can view these records in the Connections tab or through your DocuSign integration (if applicable).

Click "View Signed NDA" to see a signer's record.

Example NDA record with signer email, date, and copy of the record — Each record includes signer details, date, and the signed document.

4. Record retention

Signers must have access to the final document. Conveyor provides permanent access through the Trust Center, where users can view their NDA status and records at any time.

Example showing access granted, but NDA not signed — The NDA status indicator shows whether a user has signed.

When the NDA is signed, the status updates, and users can view the same document and signature record:

NDA status indicator showing signed NDA — NDA status updates once the user signs.