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Add-on Terms of Use

English — 日本語に切り替える

Last updated August 24, 2022

Table of Contents

  • Adding Terms of Use
  • Showing Terms of Use
  • Default behavior

Terms of Use govern the ways in which customers can use your add-on. You may want to replace the Heroku Elements Terms of Use (Default) with your own terms on your Heroku Elements Marketplace listing.

Adding Terms of Use

To add a link to your Terms of Use on your Heroku Elements Marketplace listing:

  1. Login to the Partner Portal.
  2. Click the desired add-on tile.
  3. From the Marketplace Listing tab, scroll to the Basic Info section.
  4. Click Edit Info.
  5. In the Add-on Terms of Use field, enter a link to your add-on’s Terms of Use.
  6. Click Save.

Add-on Terms of Use

Update your Terms of Use by repeating the above steps.

Adding Other Terms & Conditions

You can also add legal or trademark statements to your listing by following these steps:

  1. Login to the Partner Portal.
  2. Click the desired add-on tile.
  3. From the Marketplace Listing tab, scroll to the Basic Info section.
  4. Click Edit Info.
  5. In the Other Terms & Conditions field, enter your legal or trademark statements.
  6. Click Save.

When users view your Heroku Elements listing, they will see any statements you’ve added at the bottom of the listing, below the Documentation section.

Showing Terms of Use

When users view your Heroku Elements listing, they will see a link to the terms listed under Quick Links. The link naming convention is <Add-on Name> Terms of Use.

Terms of Use Quick Link

Default behavior

Adding your Terms of Use to your add-on listing is optional. The Heroku Elements Terms of Use (Default) governs the use of your add-on unless you provide your own Terms of Use.

If you choose not to add your Terms of Use, users will see a link to the Heroku Elements Terms of Use (Default) under Quick Links on your listing.

If you currently present additional terms to customers via your dashboard, please discontinue this practice. Instead, add a link to your Terms of Use in the Partner Portal.

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