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# Terms & Policy

Manage your business's reusable payment, service, and legal policy documents that can be attached to invoices and proposals.

# Terms & Policy

This screen holds your business's library of reusable policy and terms documents: payment terms, service policies, privacy policy, disclaimers, and similar text you write once and attach to invoices and proposals instead of retyping it every time.

## What you can do here

- See every policy you've created, listed with its name, policy type, and whether it's marked active.
- Add a new one with the **New Policy** button.
- **Edit** an existing policy from its row.
- **Delete** a policy from its row. If that policy is already attached to an invoice or proposal, NuForce blocks the delete and tells you how many records are using it, so you can detach it there first.

## Steps

1. Click **New Policy**, or **Edit** on an existing row.
2. Enter a **Policy Name**.
3. Choose a **Policy Type** from the dropdown: Payment Policy, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, Disclaimer, Return Policy, and several other categories.
4. Write the text in the **Policy** field. It accepts Markdown formatting, and you can click **Generate with AI** to draft a starting version instead of writing it from scratch.
5. Optionally fill in **Describe Why This Policy** (a short note on its purpose) and **Instructions** (guidance for whoever applies it).
6. Turn on **"Make this policy available to new proposals?"** if you want the policy selectable when you build invoices and estimates. Leave it off to keep a draft out of use without deleting it.
7. Save.

## Related

- /help/business-manager/organization/profile
- /help/service-center/estimations
- /help/billing/invoices

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  1. The /help/... related paths are guessed from the app's route structure (business-manager/organization/profile, service-center/estimations, billing/invoices); no help-centre URL scheme exists yet in the codebase to confirm against.
  2. The full Policy Type dropdown list has about 20 options in the code (e.g. Payment Policy, Quotation Terms, Terms of Service, Service Policy, Disclaimer, Insurance Policy, Copyright Disclosure, NDA, Notice of Cancellation, Rules of Conduct, Policy on Claims and Complains, Return Policy, Refund Policy, Lost and Found Policy, Cookie Consent, Privacy Policy, Agreement of Sale, Contract for Deed, Agreement of Service, License Agreement, Other); the article lists only a representative subset.
  3. Exact wording of the delete-blocked message and the confirmation dialog was read from source but not visually confirmed in a running app.
  4. Table columns beyond name/type/active (the model config also marks id and business_id as visible) were omitted from the article as unlikely to matter to the owner; whether they actually render as columns in the live UI wasn't visually confirmed.
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