WebLegal

This plugin is an interface to WebLegal.ai, a paid external service that writes legal documents for websites and online shops: privacy policy, cookie policy, terms of use and terms of sale, adapted to your country rather than merely translated. The plugin does not generate documents and does not sell anything inside your admin. You buy your pack on weblegal.ai, then paste your invoice number and the email you used at checkout into the plugin's settings screen. The plugin then:

• downloads each document you bought,
• publishes it as a regular WordPress page on your domain,
• sets it as the native WordPress privacy policy page where applicable,
• sets it as the WooCommerce terms page, so the terms checkbox appears at checkout.

Your pages live on your own site. They are ordinary pages: you can rename them, move them, add them to a menu, and they keep working. The pages do not update themselves: a button downloads again the documents attached to your invoice and refreshes your pages. Why the pages must live on your domain A legal page linked from someone else's site brings you no search visibility and leaves you dependent on that site staying up. This plugin copies the content into your own pages for that reason. The service behind the plugin WebLegal.ai is published by Lauyan Software. Documents are sold in packs; pricing and terms are on weblegal.ai. The plugin is free and works only with a purchase you have already made. Languages The plugin interface is in English and fully prepared for translation; translations are delivered through translate.wordpress.org. The documents themselves are written in the language you choose when you order on weblegal.ai (12 languages are available), independently of the plugin's interface.

You need a WebLegal.ai purchase before the plugin has anything to publish. If you do not have one yet, buy a pack on weblegal.ai first — the plugin never sells anything inside your admin.

1. Install the plugin through Plugins > Add New, or upload the weblegal folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
2. Activate it through the Plugins screen.
3. Go to Settings > WebLegal.
4. Enter the invoice number from your purchase email (for example WEBLEGAL-0123) and the email address you used at checkout.
5. Click Publish my pages.

The plugin creates one page per document you bought, sets the WordPress privacy policy page, and — when WooCommerce is active — the WooCommerce terms page. The pages are ordinary pages: rename them, move them, add them to a menu. When your documents change on WebLegal.ai, come back to Settings > WebLegal and click Update my pages. The pages never update by themselves. Deactivating the plugin leaves your pages untouched. Uninstalling removes only the plugin's own settings.

0.1.0

• First release: publish purchased documents as pages, wire the WordPress privacy policy and WooCommerce terms settings, update on demand.