Question 1

Can I edit the NDA after publishing?

Accepted Answer

No. It freezes at the first publish and unpublishing does not reopen it. If the wording has to change, that is a new playtest, because a record of an agreement that can be edited afterwards is not a record.

Question 2

What exactly is stored when someone accepts?

Accepted Answer

The agreement content they were shown, the checkboxes they confirmed, their identity, and the timestamp. Acceptance also appears as a milestone on that player's session timeline.

Question 3

Is this an e-signature product?

Accepted Answer

No. It is clickwrap: the player reads the terms, ticks the boxes, and Userplay records it. There is no countersigning, no signed PDF, and no per-player negotiation of terms.

Question 4

Can I add my own consent checkboxes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, up to five alongside the mandatory one, at 280 characters each, with bold, italic, and links. All of them must be ticked before the player continues.

Question 5

Where does the NDA sit in the player's journey?

Accepted Answer

After they prove who they are and before you screen them. Consent comes before questions, and both come before the build.

Question 6

Do surveys and waitlists have an NDA step?

Accepted Answer

No, but you do not have to run a playtest to use one. A playtest can carry an NDA inline, and a standalone NDA is its own shareable link with its own signature record, so you can put terms in front of anyone without building a playtest around it.

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