The Gravity Forms Terms Of Service add-on developed by Gravity Perks enhances the capabilities of the Gravity Forms plugin by allowing you to incorporate a “Terms of Service” field into your forms.

This add-on provides various features and functionalities to streamline the process of including and managing terms of service agreements within your forms.

One of the key features of this add-on is the ability to easily add a Terms of Service field to any form created with Gravity Forms.

By including this field, you can prompt users to agree to your specified terms before submitting the form. This ensures that users acknowledge and accept the terms you have set forth.

The add-on offers flexibility in terms of customization. You can require users to scroll through the terms before they can acknowledge and proceed with the form submission.

This helps ensure that users have read the entire terms of service agreement before accepting it.

Additionally, the Gravity Forms Terms Of Service add-on allows you to include the terms of service in the Confirmations and Notifications sent to users.

This means that the terms can be displayed within the confirmation message or notification email, providing users with a reference to the agreed-upon terms.

To provide further customization options, the add-on supports HTML and shortcodes within the Terms of Service field. This means you can add styling, formatting, or additional dynamic content to your terms of service.

Furthermore, if you already have a Terms of Service page on your website, you can embed its content directly into the Terms of Service field using this add-on. This allows you to leverage existing terms and maintain consistency across your site.

Overall, the Gravity Forms Terms Of Service add-on enhances the functionality of Gravity Forms by enabling the integration of a dedicated “Terms of Service” field.

It offers customization options, such as scroll requirement, inclusion in Confirmations and Notifications, support for HTML and shortcodes, and the ability to embed existing Terms of Service content.