terms-of-service legal-terms
How to call the &#39;agrement&#39; of a user accepting an action or risk?
<p>I am planning a software management solution of storing the user accepted agreements for some of my applications.</p>

<p>I have Terms of use and Privacy policies for every app and I want to store them in a central place with the date time the user accepted the agreement.</p>

<p>The first two agreements are called:</p>

<ul>
<li>Privacy Policy agreement and</li>
<li>Terms &amp; Conditions (T&amp;C) agreement</li>
</ul>

<p>Now I want to store an other type of agreement, I want to store when the user gave me permission to make a dangerous action, e.g. Delete a product or Remove a client from DB.</p>

<p>I display a popup modal window that explain the action to be taken and I ask the user to enter the word 'DELETE' if she confirms the delete action.</p>

<p>I want to store this information to my Agreement Database and I need a name for such agreement. How to call this?</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>I need a name for such agreement. How to call this?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>The name is inconsequential from a legal standpoint.</p>

<p>Instead, one thing you need to ensure is your ability to prove the authenticity of users' confirmation of deletions, lest a user alleges that he was not the one typed 'DELETE' for removal of his records. You might have foreseen that risk already, but I just mention it for you to be safe, given the relevance of authentication in the event of a dispute.</p>
