AccuNet Web Services recommends that you seek legal council regarding Internet laws that are applicable to your organization and industry. That said, there are a few documents that we feel are prudent to create and publish on your website. Below are examples taken from our own website. We are not implying that you should copy these documents. We do not have the legal expertise for such suggestion. They are being shared as examples only.
Once you create your documents AccuNet will help you create a page and link them as desired.
More About the Privacy Policy
It is important to note that our forms have the ability to keep contact information on the backend. Therefore we strongly suggest you have a privacy policy listed on the website. While a privacy policy is not yet legally required, we think it prudent to be ahead of the requirement. We also recommend that you consider legal counsel to insure your policy is legally correct for your use.
AccuNet will create a page and link on your website where ever you request to post this policy at launch, or later. All we need is for you to send us the content and location information.
About Cookies
Definition: Cookies are files with small amount of data, which may include an anonymous unique identifier. Cookies are sent to your browser from a web site and stored on your computer’s hard drive. Like many sites, our websites use “cookies” to collect information. Visitors can instruct their browser to refuse all cookies or to indicate when a cookie is being sent. If a visitor has cookies disabled, our websites experience to them is not affected, they still see all pages. For our clients, this visitor’s data would not be collected by analytics.
Only websites catering to an EU audience need to consider adding a cookie pop up notice. This notice is not required in the United States.