How to Link Your Privacy Policy in Forms, Funnels, and More
Sparkforge gives you a place to link your privacy policy on every data-collection surface — forms, funnels, surveys, calendars, web chat, and order forms. Build a standalone policy page first, then drop the link into each surface using the steps below.
A privacy policy explains how your business collects, uses, and protects personal information — names, phone numbers, emails. Beyond being good practice, it's required under GDPR, CCPA, and A2P 10DLC carrier regulations. Sparkforge gives you a place to link your policy on every surface where you collect data.
This article is informational, not legal advice. Consult your own counsel for the wording and scope of your policy.
Before you start
- Decide what personal data you actually collect.
- Map every Sparkforge surface where you collect it: funnels, websites, forms, surveys, web chat, order forms, calendars.
- Build a standalone Privacy Policy page (or use an externally hosted one) so you have a single URL to point everything at.
Create a Privacy Policy page in Sparkforge
- Go to Sites → Funnels or Websites.
- Open an existing funnel/site or create a new one.
- Add a new page titled Privacy Policy.
- Paste your full policy content.
- Publish, then copy the page URL.
Where to link it
Funnels and websites
Drag in a Text element. Type your consent message (e.g., By submitting, you agree to our Privacy Policy), highlight the words Privacy Policy, click Link, and paste your URL.
Forms
- Text element: same flow as above.
- Terms & Conditions element: drag it in, click Edit Link, paste your URL, and customize the link text.
Surveys
Use a Text element exactly as in forms — type the consent line, link the words to your policy URL.
Calendars
- Text/link on the embedding page: link from the page that hosts the calendar.
- T&C via custom form: attach a custom form with a Terms & Conditions element that links to your hosted policy page.
Order forms
- Text element: link directly on the order page.
- Advanced settings: enable Terms and Conditions in the order form's advanced settings and add the link there.
Web chat
Add the policy URL inside the widget description text.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a privacy policy if I'm only collecting names and emails?
Can I host my privacy policy outside Sparkforge?
Where do A2P 10DLC rules require a privacy policy?
What's the difference between the Text element and the Terms & Conditions element?
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