# Log in page: terms and consent
> Add your own terms to the app's log in page, choose whether attendees must tick a box to agree, and see who accepted each version.
Source: https://help.highbar.ai/docs/event-app/event-settings/log-in-page
Audience: event organizers, working in the Highbar dashboard
Everyone who logs in to your event app agrees to Highbar's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. The **Log in page** tab of **Event settings** lets you add your own terms alongside them and choose how attendees agree.
This tab is optional. It isn't a setup step and never blocks launch: it gets a check mark once you've opened it. The **App preview** shows the log in page as you edit. The switches take effect at once; changes to your terms reach attendees only when you save them.
## Choose how attendees agree
| Setting | What attendees see |
| --- | --- |
| **Require a checkbox** off (default) | A line under **Continue**: "By continuing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy", followed by your own terms line if you have one. Logging in counts as agreeing. |
| **Require a checkbox** on | An unticked box above **Continue**: "I agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.", followed by your own terms line. Anyone who doesn't tick it sees "Please accept the terms to continue." |
If you turn on **Require a checkbox** after attendees have logged in, anyone who hasn't ticked the box yet sees **Before you continue** the next time they open the app. They tick the box and tap **Continue** to keep using it.
## Add your own terms
Turn on **Custom terms**.
Write the **Acceptance text**: the line attendees agree to. Put the words that open your terms in square brackets, for example `I also agree to the [event terms].` Use exactly one pair of brackets, and up to 300 characters.
Optionally add a **Title** for your terms. Without one, the words in brackets are used as the title.
Paste or write your **Terms**. You can format them with headings, lists and links.
Click **Save terms**. Attendees now see version 1.
On the log in page, your line follows Highbar's. Attendees tap the words in brackets to read your terms in a panel, then close it to carry on.
With **Require a checkbox** on, a line starting "By continuing" reads oddly next to a box. The page suggests rewording it, for example "I also agree to the [event terms]."
## Change your terms
Every save that changes the wording creates a new numbered version, so after the first save the button reads **Save new version**. **Discard changes** puts back the last saved wording.
Saving a new version doesn't ask attendees who already agreed to agree again. People who log in after you save agree to the new version. Check who accepted which version in **History**.
Turning off **Custom terms** removes your line from the log in page. Your saved versions stay in **History**, since they record what attendees agreed to.
If a colleague saves the terms while you're editing, you'll see a notice. Click **Load the latest version** before saving again: your unsaved edits are replaced.
## See who accepted
Click **History** to open **Version history**. Each version shows when it was saved and by whom, how many attendees accepted it, and **Live** on the version attendees see now.
- Click **View** to read a version's exact acceptance text and terms.
- Click the number of attendees to open **Attendees who accepted**: each person's name, email, when they accepted and how ("Ticked the box" or "By continuing").
- Click **Download CSV** to export that list, with first name, last name, email, the time accepted in UTC, how they agreed and the version.
Acceptance also shows in the **Terms** column of your attendee list on the [Access](https://help.highbar.ai/docs/event-app/access) page, and in the attendee export.