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Website or app

Where will your Impressum live?

Why we ask
Select every platform where you publish this Impressum. The Impressum names each one so visitors know what it covers.

Select all that apply.

Why we ask
Enter the URL of the website this Impressum applies to. The URL appears in the Impressum so visitors know which site it covers.

Why we ask
Use the public name your visitors recognize: your brand, product, or site name. It names this Impressum in your dashboard.

Why we ask
Enter the name of the app as users see it in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. It appears in the Impressum.

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Are you a business or running this yourself?

Why we ask
Pick business if a registered legal entity (an LLC, a corporation or a partnership) owns the website or app. Pick individual if you run it under your own name. A business adds its legal name and address, which appear in the policy.

Where are you based?

Why we ask
Your country decides which clauses the policy includes.

Who runs the business?

Why we ask
An Impressum names the person behind the website and a postal address where letters and court documents reach them. A PO box is not enough.

How is your business set up?

Why we ask
An Impressum names the legal form of a company and the people who represent it, such as the managing directors of a GmbH or the board of an association.

Enter each person on a line of their own, with their role.

How can people reach you?

Why we ask
An Impressum lists an email address and a second way to reach you directly and fast. A phone number is the usual second channel.

Is your business listed in a public register?

Why we ask
Companies such as a GmbH or an e.K. are listed in the commercial register, and associations in the register of associations. The Impressum names the register, the register court and the register number.

Which register?

Do you have a VAT identification number?

Why we ask
A business with a VAT identification number lists it in the Impressum. A business in Switzerland enters its VAT number (MWST).

Why we ask
Germany assigns a business identification number (Wirtschafts-Identifikationsnummer) to every business. Section 5 of the German Digital Services Act (DDG) asks for it in the Impressum once you have one.

Does your business need an official license to operate?

Why we ask
Some activities need a license from an authority, such as brokers, restaurants or financial services. The Impressum names the authority that supervises the activity.

Do you work in a regulated profession?

Why we ask
Regulated professions (lawyers, tax advisers, architects) list their professional title, the country that awarded it, their chamber and the professional rules that apply to them.

What does your business do?

Why we ask
Austrian law asks for the purpose of the business (Unternehmensgegenstand). A member of a chamber of commerce names the chamber it belongs to.

Do you publish news, articles, or a blog?

Why we ask
In Germany, Section 18(2) of the Interstate Media Treaty (MStV) asks editorial websites to name the person responsible for the content. In Austria, the Impressum adds the editorial line of the website (Blattlinie).

Do you take part in consumer dispute resolution?

Why we ask
In Germany, a business with more than 10 employees that sells to consumers states whether it takes part in proceedings before a consumer arbitration board (Section 36 VSBG). The Impressum states your answer for every country except Switzerland.

Add notices on liability and copyright?

Why we ask
Many German websites add short notices on liability for their own content and for links, and on copyright. The law does not require them.

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