Shopify Policies, Taxes and Consumer Information Compliance Check
Check that required information is visible (not legal advice).
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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.
Check the store for consumer information. Where I sell and where I am based: [LOCATIONS]. Pages and footer content: business identity and contact details, shipping, returns, privacy and cookie notices, terms, price display (tax included or excluded), delivery times and payment information: [STORE_CONTENT]. This is a checklist to discuss with a qualified adviser, not legal advice or confirmation of compliance; do not state what the law requires, list questions. Organise by customer journey: before purchase (who we are, prices, delivery, returns), at checkout (total cost, taxes, payment options, terms), and after purchase (confirmation, tracking, returns, complaints). For each item state whether it is present based on my content and write a question for the adviser if unclear. Flag gaps and inconsistencies: prices shown differently at checkout, vague delivery claims, missing contact details, cookie banners that do not offer a clear choice [VERIFY]. Count items present, partial and missing, and prioritise by customer impact. Check requirements for each country I sell to and keep policies consistent with actual practice. Return a table with Item, Present, Question for adviser and Priority. Interfaces and plans differ, so flag each feature or setting you are unsure of [VERIFY] and ask me to check it in my own account.
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