Our General T&C's are not aimed at a specific industry. Your Legal Pro can help you work out whether your document is correct, complete and whether you need amendments when they conduct a review. This review is FREE with a Rocket Lawyer membership. Customers like you have questions like:

1. I would like to include the following condition, is that possible?
2. How can I include a core condition, such as the price of my service?
3. I would like to exclude liability for some of my services, how can I do that?
4. I want to provide a service to consumers without a reflection period, how should I do that?

If you want to rely on your General Terms and Conditions, they must meet the following conditions:

1. You must declare your T&C's applicable, for example by declaring your T&C's applicable in the underlying documents such as a quotation or Assignment Agreement. 
2. You must provide your T&C's by making your T&C's accessible to the other party. For example, you publish your T&C's on your website. 
3. Your T&C's must be accepted. This may be done tacitly, for example because the other party does not reject your T&C's. 
4. Your T&C's must not be unreasonable. Have your T&C's checked by one of our Legal Pros.
5. Your T&C's must be understandable. For example, if you have customers from abroad, make sure you (also) have T&C's in English. 

Depending on your specific situation, you may want to take the following actions:
- If you offer B2B and B2C services or products, you may want to use 2 different kind of sets of T&C’s, one for each type of customer.
- You may want to keep your T&C's current and update them regularly.
- If you make amendments to your T&C's, you may need to notify your customers of these changes.
- You need to take action if the other party declares their T&C's to be applicable and send the letter Rejection T&C's.  

Learn the fundamentals of using T&C’s with our free checklist:
- Checklist general terms and conditions of online sales

You can also learn more from our free legal guides. Guides relevant to your T&C’s include: 
- Checklist information obligation for website webshop
- 5 most common mistakes with General Terms and Conditions
- Online business terms and conditions